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- p.167
- Cara agus eascara in fhearg,
maith is saith dúsgadh díbhearg:
ga hobar dhíbh nach doiligh?
sídh is cogadh cumhdoighidh. - Gnáth ar ttosach ag teacht di
fuaradh carad fa chéili.
a bruth go ttabhuir a theas,
guth 'na haghuidh ní háineas. - Gidh eadh, ní turnamh toile
fearg an aosa hionmhoine:
'na dheaghuidh as daingne a ngrádh,
deadhuil chaingne na ccumpán. - Ar bfearg anois dá nós sin
re Máire inghean Még Uidhir:
créd sin acht snadhmadh andsa?
mo chin d'adhnadh m'iodhlannsa. - Do báidheadh grís ar ngoimhe,
táinig teas ar n-ionmhoine:
d'éis ar ndíbheirge is teó ar ttoil,
breó ar bhfírfheirge ros fuaraigh. - Ar bhfearg mhór ní mór a suim,
mairg do loitfeadh láimh eadruinn:
budh roidheithnios gráidh ar ngoimh,
táir ar gcoimheighthios cogoidh. - Comhrádh leanb ar luaidheadh thrín,
cluiche is gáire ar nglór eissídh,
focal coirmdhighe thrá ar ttreas,
ar lá oirbhire is áineas. - Ní bheanfa aimhleas no olc
ormsa inghean Con Connocht,
gnúis charthonach gan chailg n-aor,
ón marthonach mairg macaomh. - A gnúis bhláith go mbriocht toile,
cáruid cholpthadh sneachtoidhe,
tuar maithmhighe a silleadh so,
filleadh ainchridhe ionnto. - Banfhlaith shíl gColla dá Chrích,
turnadh cáich re hucht n-eisíth,
dreach édána is uille bladh,
buime ar n-égcára d'iomchar.
Cara agus eascara.
Cara agus cascara in fhearg
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Title (firstline): Cara agus cascara in fhearg
Author: unknown
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Electronic edition compiled by: Beatrix Färber
Funded by: School of History, University College Cork
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1. First draft.
Extent: 705 words
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Publisher: CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College Cork.
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Date: 2012
Distributor: CELT online at University College, Cork, Ireland.
CELT document ID: G402243
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Manuscript sources
- Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 6 (olim 23 I 40), p. 52; written c. 1700, Co. Offaly
The edition used in the digital edition
‘A Lovers’ Quarrel’ (1970). In: Irish Bardic Poetry. Ed. by Osborn Bergin. Dublin: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, pp. 167–168.
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date = {1970},
pages = {167–168}
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Creation: By an unknown Irish bardic poet of the sixteenth century. c.1575–1600?
Language usage
- The text is in Classical Modern Irish. (ga)
Keywords: bardic; poetry; 16c
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- 2012-07-10: Queries resolved using information from the Bardic Poetry Database at the DIAS website; SGML and HTML files created. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
- 2012-07-10: Header created; file converted to TEI-conformant XML; markup completed; file parsed. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
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