Context: [Ruadhán agus Bréanainn i lathair Dhiarmuda].

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Fagan, George, 1879-1907.
Contributors:	Holloway, Joseph, 1861-1944, donor Ó Neachtain, Eoghan Stair-cheachta : leabhar a dó more
Summary:	Black and white illustration on card signed and dated by the artist 'S.Ua.Fágáin.'06" at lower right within the illustration. This illustration featured on page 43 of Chapter XI. - ''Ruadhán agus Diarmuid' in 'Stair-cheachta : leabhar a dó' by Eoghan Ó Neachtain, published by Chonnradh na Gaeilge, Dublin 1907 with the caption "Ruadhán agus Bréanainn i lathair Dhiarmuda" printed underneath (which roughly translated from Irish is "Ruadhán and Bréanainn in the presence of Diarmuid"). This illustration refers to the legend commonly known as the "Curse of Tara" where St. Bréanainn of Biorra and St. Ruadhán of Lorrha [also known as 'Lothra'] visited Diarmaid Mac Cerbhaill, High King of Ireland in Tara and prophesied that Tara's halls would be deserted.
In collection:	[Cartoons and illustrations]
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Published / Created:	06 [1906].
Subjects:	Ruadhán, > Saint, > d.584 Bréanainn, > Saint Mac Cerbhaill, Diarmaid, > d.565 Ink drawings > Irish > 1900-1910 Pen works > Irish > 1900-1910
Notes:	Name of the artist signed in Cló Gaelach at lower right within image. Physical description: 1 drawing [on card] : pen and ink ; 10.9 x 14.6 cm.. more
Arrangement:	Item

Bibliographic Details
In Collection:	[Cartoons and illustrations]
Description:	Black and white illustration on card signed and dated by the artist 'S.Ua.Fágáin.'06" at lower right within the illustration. This illustration featured on page 43 of Chapter XI. - ''Ruadhán agus Diarmuid' in 'Stair-cheachta : leabhar a dó' by Eoghan Ó Neachtain, published by Chonnradh na Gaeilge, Dublin 1907 with the caption "Ruadhán agus Bréanainn i lathair Dhiarmuda" printed underneath (which roughly translated from Irish is "Ruadhán and Bréanainn in the presence of Diarmuid"). This illustration refers to the legend commonly known as the "Curse of Tara" where St. Bréanainn of Biorra and St. Ruadhán of Lorrha [also known as 'Lothra'] visited Diarmaid Mac Cerbhaill, High King of Ireland in Tara and prophesied that Tara's halls would be deserted.
Main Creator:	Fagan, George, 1879-1907.
Created:	06 [1906].
Extent:	1 drawing [on card] : pen and ink ; 10.9 x 14.6 cm..
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Call Number:	PD 2163 TX 19 (Collection unavailable)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.

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