Irish Poetry: From the English Invasion to 1798

Abbey Anglo-Irish antiquities battle Book of Howth called Carew Celtic Revival Champions Charlotte Brooke Conal Conchubar Conloch Connor Cormac Crofton Croker Cuchulin death Deirdre story Dermod Dublin Earl edition eighteenth century Fenians Fergus Fianna Fingal Fingallian Finn cycle Gaelic language Gaelic poem Gaelic poetry Hanmer Heuser historians History of Ireland Ibid Irish Bards Irish history Irish legend Irish Literature Irish poetry John Kearney's Keating Keating's Kildare killed King Lady Lady Gregory land Lanthony lbid Lillibullero lines London Lord manuscript mentions Miss Brooke Molyneux Naisi Naoise native Irish O'Connor O'Connor's translation O'Grady O'Halloran Oisin Patrick Percy Society Percy Society Publications poets preface printer published Red Branch Reliques says seventeenth Seymour Sir James Ware Songs of Ireland sons of Usnach Stanihurst stanza Swift tells thee Theophilus O'Flanagan tion Ulster Vallancey verse volume W. B. Yeats Walsh Waterford Whyte writers written wrote