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| Sunday, October 14, 2007 at 5:56 AM |  | TEMAIR I Temair Breg, whence is it named? declare O sages! when did the name part from the stead? when did Temair become Temair? Was it under Partholan of the battles? or at the first conquest by Cesair? or under Nemed of the stark valour? or under Cigal of the knocking knees? Was it under the Firbolgs of the boats? or from the line of the Lupracauns? tell which conquest of these it was from which the name Temair was set on Temair? O Duban, O generous Findchad, O Bran, O quick Cualad, O Tuain, ye devout five! more...what is the cause whence Temair is named?
There was a time when it was a pleasant hazel-wood in the days of the noble son of Ollcan, until the tangled wood was cut down by Liath son of Laigne Lethan-glas.
Thenceforward it was called Druim Leith- its corn was rich corn- until there came Cain free from sorrow, the son of Fiachu Cendfindan.
Thenceforward it was called Druim Cain, the hill whither chieftains used to go, until Crofhind the chaste came, the daughter of all-famous Allod.
Cathair Crofhind ('twas not amiss) was its name under the Tuatha De Danand, till there came Tea, never unjust, the wife of Erimon lofty of mien.
Round her house was built a rampart by Tea daughter of Lugaid; she was buried beyond the wall without, so that from her is Temair named.
The Seat of the Kings was its name: the kingly line of the Milesians reigned in it: five names accordingly were given it from the time when it was Fordruim till it was Temair.
I am Fintan the poet, I am a salmon not of one stream; it is there I was exalted with fame, on the sod-built stead, even Temair. less |  |
| Sunday, October 14, 2007 at 5:47 AM |  | INDEX Æda is to be pronounced Ee'-da. Ailill " Al'-yill. Anluan " An'-looan. Aoife " Ee'-fa. Bacarach " Bac'-arah. Belachgowran " Bel'-ah-gow'-ran. Cearnach " Kar'-nah. Cuchulain " Coo-hoo'-lin. Cumhal " Coo'wal, Cool. Dacar " Dak'-ker. Derryvaragh " Derry-var'-a. Eisirt " Eye'sert. Eochy " Yeo'hee. Fiachra " Fee'-akra Fianna " Fee'-anna. Finegas " Fin'-egas. Fionnuala " Fee-on-oo'-ala, shortened in modern Irish into Fino'-la Flahari " Fla'-haree. Iorroway " Yor'-oway. more... Iubdan " Youb'-dan. Iuchar " You'-har. Iucharba " You-har'-ba . Liagan " Lee'-agan. Lir " Leer Logary " Lo'-garee Maev " rhyming to wave. Mananan " Man'-anan. Mesgedra " Mes-ged'-ra. Midir " Mid'-eer. Mochaen " Mo-hain'. Mochaovóg " Mo-hwee'-vogue. Moonremur " Moon'-ray-mur. Oisín " Ush'-een (Ossian) Peisear " Pye'-sar. Sceolaun " Ske-o'-lawn (the e very short). Slievenamuck " Sleeve-na-muck' Slievenamon " Sleeve-na-mon' Tuish " Too'-ish. less |  |
| Sunday, October 14, 2007 at 5:42 AM |  | COIS NA TEINEADH Where glows the Irish hearth with peat There lives a subtle spell— The faint blue smoke, the gentle heat, The moorland odours, tell Of long roads running through a red Untamed unfurrowed land, With curlews keening overhead, And streams on either hand; Black turf-banks crowned with whispering sedge, And black bog-pools below; While dry stone wall or ragged hedge Leads on, to meet the glow From cottage doors, that lure us in From rainy Western skies, To seek the friendly warmth within, The simple more...talk and wise;
Or tales of magic, love and arms
From days when princes met To listen to the lay that charms
The Connacht peasant yet.
There Honour shines through passions dire,
There beauty blends with mirth— Wild hearts, ye never did aspire
Wholly for things of earth!
Cold, cold this thousand years—yet still
On many a time-stained page Your pride, your truth, your dauntless will,
Burn on from age to age.
And still around the fires of peat
Live on the ancient days; There still do living lips repeat
The old and deathless lays.
And when the wavering wreaths ascend,
Blue in the evening air, The soul of Ireland seems to bend
Above her children there.
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