My project looks at the impact of Anthony Raftery, a 19th century blind poet and fiddle player from Co. Mayo, Ireland, on Ireland’s cultural landscape upon his ‘discovery’ by Irish writers Lady Augusta Gregory and Douglas Hyde, and his influence upon E. B. Yeats. Explorations of Scottish folk collections and Homeric influences upon Raftery’s poetry and the art of folk music preservation are also examined
In three major book-length contributions to the field during the 1960s and 1970s, leading folklorist...
This article offers a wide and comprehensive survey of the genealogical motif in Irish American poet...
This paper aims the thematic analysis of Irish identity in the noble winner's poems, Seamus Heaney. ...
My project looks at the impact of Anthony Raftery, a 19th century blind poet and fiddle player from ...
The island that now houses Ireland and Northern Ireland has changed a great deal politically during ...
W.B. Yeats is considered as one of the most outstanding poets in the world because of his excellent ...
W.B. Yeats was an Irish poet and dramatist, born in Dublin in 1865. This thesis will explore how Yea...
This paper examines the matter of Ireland in Buckley’s two memoirs, Cutting Green Hay (1983) and Mem...
This project is a source study of the materials used by William Butler Yeats and Lady Augusta Gregor...
Throughout the second half of the nineteenth century, arrangements of Irish airs were popularly perf...
Ireland possesses a cultural heritage that is particularly literary and musical. The island is also ...
The founding of the Gaelic League, in a room at No. 9, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin, on 31 July 18...
This paper examines the matter of Ireland in Buckley’s two memoirs, Cutting Green Hay (1983) a...
Using Seamus Heaney's writing on the bog, this paper explores the regional impact of Ireland's lands...
[eng] William Butler Yeats was a pivotal figure in the configuration of a new Irish identity, especi...
In three major book-length contributions to the field during the 1960s and 1970s, leading folklorist...
This article offers a wide and comprehensive survey of the genealogical motif in Irish American poet...
This paper aims the thematic analysis of Irish identity in the noble winner's poems, Seamus Heaney. ...
My project looks at the impact of Anthony Raftery, a 19th century blind poet and fiddle player from ...
The island that now houses Ireland and Northern Ireland has changed a great deal politically during ...
W.B. Yeats is considered as one of the most outstanding poets in the world because of his excellent ...
W.B. Yeats was an Irish poet and dramatist, born in Dublin in 1865. This thesis will explore how Yea...
This paper examines the matter of Ireland in Buckley’s two memoirs, Cutting Green Hay (1983) and Mem...
This project is a source study of the materials used by William Butler Yeats and Lady Augusta Gregor...
Throughout the second half of the nineteenth century, arrangements of Irish airs were popularly perf...
Ireland possesses a cultural heritage that is particularly literary and musical. The island is also ...
The founding of the Gaelic League, in a room at No. 9, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin, on 31 July 18...
This paper examines the matter of Ireland in Buckley’s two memoirs, Cutting Green Hay (1983) a...
Using Seamus Heaney's writing on the bog, this paper explores the regional impact of Ireland's lands...
[eng] William Butler Yeats was a pivotal figure in the configuration of a new Irish identity, especi...
In three major book-length contributions to the field during the 1960s and 1970s, leading folklorist...
This article offers a wide and comprehensive survey of the genealogical motif in Irish American poet...
This paper aims the thematic analysis of Irish identity in the noble winner's poems, Seamus Heaney. ...