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- Collection: Amhráin na nDaoine ar an dTaobh ó Thuaidh den Laoi le Béim ar na hAmhráin Spórtúla (An Examination of Blazon Populaire and Heroic Fallout in Cork Northside Sporting Ballads)
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Excerpts from an interview with Denis McGarry about Blazon Populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads. For this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Song Holyhill About sports on the Northside of Cork city (original composition)
Excerpt 2: Memories and opinions About the urbanisation of Hollyhill and the compulsory purchase orders which transformed the rural environment.
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Excerpt 2: Memories and opinions About the urbanisation of Hollyhill and the compulsory purchase orders which transformed the rural environment.
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Excerpts from an interview with Michael Kiely about blazon Populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads.For this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Context introduction to the reconstruction of the women's gaol song
Excerpt 2: The Gaol of Sundays Well, sung to the tune of the Jolly Beggarman
Excerpt 3: Background and song The Poor Fairhill Boy sang to the tune of Jonny Jump…
Excerpt 2: The Gaol of Sundays Well, sung to the tune of the Jolly Beggarman
Excerpt 3: Background and song The Poor Fairhill Boy sang to the tune of Jonny Jump…
Excerpts from an interview with John O’Shea about blazon populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads.For this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Nostalgic remarks About not listening to the local poet Sean O' Callaghan when he was alive Includes a verse of the Lloyd George song
Excerpt 2: About Sean O' Callaghan's way of composing songs
Excerpt 3: About the writing of 'The…
Excerpt 2: About Sean O' Callaghan's way of composing songs
Excerpt 3: About the writing of 'The…
An interview with Hanna O’ Callaghan about blazon populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads
Excerpt 1: The Boys of Fairhill older recording.
Excerpt 2: The Killeens Hunt older recording
Excerpt 2: The Killeens Hunt older recording
An interview with John O’Shea about blazon populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads
Excerpt 1: Nostalgic remarks About not listening to the local poet Sean O' Callaghan when he was alive Includes a verse of the Lloyd George songExcerpt 2: About Sean O' Callaghan's way of composing songsExcerpt 3: About the writing of 'The Armoured…
An interview with Michael Kiely about blazon populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads
Excerpt 1: Context introduction to the reconstruction of the women's gaol songExcerpt 2: The Gaol of Sundays Well, sung to the tune of the Jolly BeggarmanExcerpt 3: Background and song The Poor Fairhill Boy sang to the tune of Jonny Jump upFor more…
An interview with Denis McGarry about Blazon Populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads.
Excerpt 1: Song Holyhill About sports on the Northside of Cork city (original composition)Excerpt 2: Memories and opinions About the urbanisation of Hollyhill and the compulsory purchase orders which transformed the rural environment.Excerpt 3:…