Béaloideas / Folklore and Ethnology

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    Caoineadh Liam Uí Raghallaigh agus a thuras aduaidh
    (Comhairle Bhéaloideas Éireann, 2013) Ó Gealbháin, Ciarán; Ní Shiadhail, Niamh; Ní Úrdail, Meidhbhín; Uí Ógáin, Ríonach
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    'Na Prátaí Dubha' agus déantúis eile a leagtar ar Mholly na Páirce
    (Leabhair na Linne, 2015) Ó Gealbháin, Ciarán
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    Ó Sheán Clárach Mac Domhnaill go dtí Nioclás Tóibín: traidisiún na hamhránaíochta ins na Déise
    (University College Cork, 2016) Ó Gealbháin, Ciarán; Ó Cadhla, Stiofán; Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences
    Féachann an tráchtas seo le solas a chaitheamh ar an amhránaíocht mar a chleachtaítí agus mar a chleactaítear fós i gcontae Phort Láirge í. Ardaítear ann ceisteanna a bhaineann le seachadadh agus le sealbhú na n-amhrán I measc an phobail i gceantar na nDéise sa tréimhse c.1750-1960, ó aimsir Sheáin Chláraigh go dtí an ré sin ina raibh Nioclás Tóibín, ‘rí-amhránaí Éireann’, ar bhuaic a réime. Cuirtear spéis anseo i bhfás agus i dteacht chun cinn an Rómánsachais agus (a leathchúpla) an náisiúnachais ar Mhór-roinn na hEorpa in earr an 18ú haois agus amach san 19ú haois; ar thionchar na ngluaiseachtaí sin i bhfad ó bhaile ar Éirinn i gcoitinne san aimsir úd; orthu sin a raibh díolamaí amhrán á gcur in eagar acu in Éirinn san 19ú agus amach san 20ú haois; agus, ar deireadh, ar an stór amhrán mar atá le clos inniu I measc na ndaoine i nGaeltacht na Déise.
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    Risteard de Hindeberg agus a chomhluadar ceoil, samhradh 1905
    (Leabhair na Linne, 2016-08) Ó Gealbháin, Ciarán
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    Song and revival in a County Waterford community
    (Department of Folklore and Ethnology, University College Cork, 2019) Ó Gealbháin, Ciarán
    The founding of the Gaelic League, in a room at No. 9, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin, on 31 July 1893, was to have widespread and resounding implications for many parts of Ireland, not least for those parts of the country which were at the time largely Irish speaking. The League’s policy of preserving and bolstering the language where it was strongest was to have long-term effect on those areas of county Waterford, for example, in which Irish was then the vernacular. This paper discusses how, under the influence of a small number of key figures within the early twentieth-century movement in Waterford, song came to be at the centre of Irish-language revival in one small coastal community, the results of which still reverberate there today.