Irish folk-tales /
collected by Jeremiah Curtin (1835-1906) ; edited with introduction and notes by Séamus Ó Duilearga.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Dublin :
Pub. for the Folklore of Ireland Society by the Educational Co. of Ireland,
1943.
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| Notes: | "Reprinted from Béaloideas, The Journal of the Folklore of Ireland Society, Dublin, XI-XII, 1941-1942." Physical description: xvi, 166 p. : port. ; 22 cm. more |
Table of Contents:
Introd.
The son of the king of Erin and the queen of the moving wheel.
The bird of the golden land.
The king's son in Erin and the king of green island.
The fisherman of Kinsale and the hag of the sea.
The tinker of Ballingarry and his three wishes.
Baranoir, son of a king in Erin, and the daughter of king under the sea.
The share-smith and the stranger.
Gold apple, son of the king of Erin.
The widow's son, the devil, and the fool.
The three sons of the king of Antua.
Sgiathán Dearg, and the daughter of the king of the western world.
Fáinne Óir, daughter of the king of Erin, and the son of the king of three seas.
The high king of Lochlann and the Fenians of Erin.
Finn Mac Cumhaill and Conan Maol in the house at the rock.
Sál Fhada, the king's son, and Finn Mac Cumhaill.
Finn Mac Cumhaill and Iolann Iolchrothach, son of the king of Spain.
Notes on some of Jeremiah Curtin's storytellers by Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha ("An Seabhac").
Notes.
Introd.
The son of the king of Erin and the queen of the moving wheel.
The bird of the golden land.
The king's son in Erin and the king of green island.
The fisherman of Kinsale and the hag of the sea.
The tinker of Ballingarry and his three wishes.
Baranoir, son of a king in Erin, and the daughter of king under the sea.
The share-smith and the stranger.
Gold apple, son of the king of Erin.
The widow's son, the devil, and the fool.
The three sons of the king of Antua.
Sgiathán Dearg, and the daughter of the king of the western world.
Fáinne Óir, daughter of the king of Erin, and the son of the king of three seas.
The high king of Lochlann and the Fenians of Erin.
Finn Mac Cumhaill and Conan Maol in the house at the rock.
Sál Fhada, the king's son, and Finn Mac Cumhaill.
Finn Mac Cumhaill and Iolann Iolchrothach, son of the king of Spain.
Notes on some of Jeremiah Curtin's storytellers by Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha ("An Seabhac").
Notes.