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25. The Rocks of Bawn, sung by Mickey Connors, a Traveller, who was camped at Clonegal, County Carlow

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Connors, Mickey — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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26. The Maid with the Bonny Brown Hair, sung by Seán Roche, from Cloneen, Dromod, County Roscommon

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Roche, Seán — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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27. The Newtownbarry Carman, sung by Martin Doyle, a farmer, in Killanure, Bunclody, County Wexford

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Doyle, Martin — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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28. Lovely Sweet Drumgoon, sung by James Finlay, in Aghavarderin, Killeshandra, County Cavan

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Finlay, James — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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29. The Grand Hotel in Castlebar, sung by Francis Judge, of Tullyrossmearan, County Fermanagh

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Judge, Francis — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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30. The Labouring Man's Daughter, sung by Bridie Cauley, a Traveller, camped at Lakeview, Cavan Town, County Cavan

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Cauley, Bridie — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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31. McManus and the misfit suit of clothes, sung by Patsy Johnston, a farmer, at Fardrum, Ballinalassie, Ballinahoun, Athlone, County Westmeath

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Johnston, Patsy — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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32. Francie Hynes, sung by J.P. Sinen, a building labourer, in Corraclare, County Clare

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Sinen, J.P. — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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33. Cassidy's Cow, sung by Micheal Sheridan, in Corneenflynn, Glangevlin, County Cavan

Type/Formats:
Song — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Sheridan, Michael — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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34. Constantine Curran / Helen Laird Correspondence Part 1: Letters by and relating to James Joyce

Dates:
1902-1968 — 1902
Type/Formats:
Collection — Text — Letter — Postcards
Publisher:
UCD Library, University College Dublin
Contributors:
Curran, Constantine Peter — Laird, Helen — Joyce, James, 1882-1941 — Weaver, Harriet Shaw — Léon, Paul L. (Paul Léopoldovitch), 1893-1942? [ … ]
Abstract:
This collection, which is part of the larger Constantine Curran/Helen Laird letter collection, contains material by and relating to James Joyce. It comprises 133 letters by or relating to James Joyce, members of his family, and others closely associated with him. The collection includes 25 letters... [ … ]
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35. Songs composed to the memory of Barry

Dates:
1921-1922 — 1921
Type/Formats:
Text — Music
Contributors:
Cogley, Fred (Composer) — Clarke, Richard (Lyricist) — Stanley, Joseph composer
Abstract:
Two printed music scores with words of songs composed to the memory of Barry, entitled 'To Kevin Barry' by Fred Cogley, and 'The Prison Grave of Kevin Barry' by Richard Clarke and Joseph Stanley.
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36. The Rocks of Bawn/The Sea, oh the Sea, sung and played by Tom Berry in Labre Park Travellers Camp, Ballyfermot, Dublin

Type/Formats:
Song followed by harmonica — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Berry, Tom — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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37. Tonight is our last night together, sung by Bridie Whelan, housewife, at Chapel, Clonroche, County Wexford

Type/Formats:
Song with fiddle accompaniment — Sound
Media type:
audio/aiff
Contributors:
Whelan, Bridie — Munnelly, Tom — Galvin, Rónán
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38. Molly Brannigan

Type/Formats:
Text — Song texts
Publisher:
UCD Library, University College Dublin
Contributors:
Curran, Constantine Peter — Beach, Sylvia, 1887-1962
Abstract:
Typescript of Joyce's version of 'Molly Brannigan'.
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39. Ballads, poetry, songs, and prose written in honour of Barry

Type/Formats:
Text — Essay — Poetry — Sheet music
Publisher:
UCD Library, University College Dublin
Abstract:
A collection of ballads, poetry, songs, and a prose tribute (in manuscript and typescript), written in heroic form in honour of Barry from various admirers in Ireland and Britain, including Padraig O'Hegarty, a Republican prisoner in Lincoln prison, England. [ … ]