CELT document G402218

Léigidh dhamh mo Dhomhnall féin

Lochlainn Óg Ó Dálaigh

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     p.85

    Léigidh dhamh mo Dhomhnall féin

    Lochlainn Óg Ó Dálaigh cct.

  1. Léigidh dhamh mo Dhomhnall féin,
    a éigse Innse saoirNéill,
    sul do-cluintir ós aird inn
    in gach aird uichtghil d'Éirinn.
  2. Siobhlach oirbh as gach ionadh,
    ag teacht orm dá uaisleaghadh,
    an choimhlingse nár aniogh,
    a dhámh ghoirminnse Gaoidheal.
  3. In bhar dtíribh féin feasta
    anaidh, ní hiúl éigcneasta,
    nós na nGallsa ós éigean ann,
    léigear dhamhsa mo Dhomhnall.
  4. Mithigh dhúin, seachnaidh sinne,
    nó bíom coimhdheas cointinne:
    fám chuid don Bhrianfhuil a-bháin,
    ná hiarraidh truid ná teangmháil.
  5.  p.86
  6. Nach diongnainn a dhíol molaidh,
    don dáimh doirbh an bharamhail;
    ní díol aor d'aoinneach amháin
    an saor, an daoineach dreachnáir.
  7. Breath dlighidh gnáthchúirte Gall
    ní bheanfaidh díomsa Domhnall;
    fada atá sin 'nar seilbhne,
    rém lá ribh ní roinnfimne.
  8. Ní thiobhrainn do chléir cheannaigh
    mo chliath fhosgaidh fhuairearraigh -
    ní gar fáth frithbhéime dhó -
    mo sgáth sithghréine i samhló.
  9. Fám gheall táille i dtigh n-óla
    leam ní fhuiltí ionchóra,
    a dhream dán doibheanta dhamh,
    fám gheall oireachta is éarlamh.
  10. Mo chuan téigle i dtaoibh tráchta,
    mo dheór aille fhionnMhárta,
    m'fhearann saor, mo choimhéad cruidh -
    ní foighéag mo chraobh chnuasaigh.
  11. Oram a chliar, ná cuinghidh
    mo bhreac sruithgheal saorLuimnigh:
    mealltair lé sgéal gach sgoile
    m'éan a seabhcaibh Síodhoire.
  12. A ró oinigh ar n-agra,
    leór d'éigsibh dá ionnarba;
    fáth sgís ar n-eolaisne uaidh,
    mo ghrís beoluisne bhiothbhuain.
  13.  p.87
  14. Coill gríbhe na ngleodh nimhe,
    nó slad nathrach neimhnighe,
    toidheacht don iathsa gan fhios,
    d'oireacht d'iarsma na n-éigeas.
  15. Toisg an ainmhidhe allta
    téid san leabaidh leoghanta~ -
    beart robhaoise nach réidh d'fhior -
    béin fám fhoraoise d'éigean.
  16. Cuairt fhaolchon d'fhoghail tréada
    láimh ré lucht a gcoimhéada
    bhar dtoisg, a chliar, tar Chloinn dTáil,
    ag triall fá choill mo chompáin.
  17. Lámh i n-aghaidh airmreann n-áith,
    nó argain beach brugh bhfionnbhláith,
    cur im cheann fám chéidfhear ngráidh,
    a dhream dárbh éigean mh'éadáil.
  18. A ndiúltadh níorbh eól uaidhe -~
    tig an t-éigeas aonuaire
    's an gnáithfhile doirbh 'na dhiaidh,
    tar bhláithfhine soirbh saoirBhriain.
  19. Dul i seilbh chosanta a chruidh
    ar éigsibh Innse Cobhthaigh,
    flaith úr nach séadarsaidh soin,
    éagcosmhail dún a dhéanaimh.
  20. An troidse do-ním aniogh
    lé gach druing don fhóir fhileadh,
    troid bathlaigh lé buidhnibh sluaigh,
    a shuilbhir athlaimh armruaidh.
  21.  p.88
  22. An tan nach tabhair tú féin
    congnamh damh fán dáimh d'aimhréir,
    an riamh fád chlú nár chumhgaigh;
    ní ciall tú do theasargain.
  23. Bheith dá laoidhibh i leabhraibh
    i ndiaidh mheic mheic Toirdhealbhaigh,
    buaine leam ná cogail chruidh
    mar gheall don bhogfhuil Bhrianaigh.

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Title (uniform): Léigidh dhamh mo Dhomhnall féin

Author: Lochlainn Óg Ó Dálaigh

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Electronic edition compiled by: Beatrix Färber

Funded by: School of History, University College Cork

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Address: College Road, Cork, Ireland.—http://www.ucc.ie/celt

Date: 2012

Distributor: CELT online at University College, Cork, Ireland.

CELT document ID: G402218

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  • Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 11 (olim E iv 3), written by Aindrias Mac Cruitin in 1727.

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‘Léigidh dhamh mo Dhomhnall féin’ (1970). In: Irish Bardic Poetry‍. Ed. by Osborn Bergin. Dublin: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, pp. 85–88.

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Creation: Lochlainn Óg Ó Dálaigh, an Irish bardic poet c.1540–c.1560, based on information in https://bardic.celt.dias.ie/

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Keywords: bardic; poetry; 16c

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  1. 2012-06-26: Queries resolved using information from the Bardic Poetry Database at the DIAS website; SGML and HTML files created. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
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