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
Description
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 Armoured Car', song About a famous harrier dog
Excerpt 4: About Sean O' Callaghan's writing songs for the people of the Northside
Excerpt 5: Comparing the sportsmen and huntsmen of the Northside to mythological heroes
Excerpt 6: The nicknaming of the Armoured car (dog), and the rivalry between Northside and Southside sports and hunting teams
Excerpt 7: About the influence of revival and folk festivals on song traditions
Excerpt 8: About the new radio stations being on and no one actually listening to them
Excerpt 9: Comparing Sean O Riada and Sean O' Callaghan
Excerpt 2: About Sean O' Callaghan's way of composing songs
Excerpt 3: About the writing of 'The Armoured Car', song About a famous harrier dog
Excerpt 4: About Sean O' Callaghan's writing songs for the people of the Northside
Excerpt 5: Comparing the sportsmen and huntsmen of the Northside to mythological heroes
Excerpt 6: The nicknaming of the Armoured car (dog), and the rivalry between Northside and Southside sports and hunting teams
Excerpt 7: About the influence of revival and folk festivals on song traditions
Excerpt 8: About the new radio stations being on and no one actually listening to them
Excerpt 9: Comparing Sean O Riada and Sean O' Callaghan
Date
06/02/1996
Identifier
UCCFEA_SR00034-02_WAVC
Citation
“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,” UCCFEA, accessed April 24, 2024, http://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/444.