10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OLLAMH»
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ollamh in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ollamh and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Foras Feasa Ar Eirinn Do Réir an Athar Seathrun Céiting, ...
This monarch was slain by Ollamh Fodla, in the battle of Temhair. OLLAMH
FODLA, ARD-RIGH. A. M. 3082.67 Ollamh Fodla,TM son of Fiacaidh of the Wine-
flowers, son of Sedna, son of Artri, son of Eric, son of Eber, son of Ir, son of Miledh
, ...
Geoffrey Keating, Michael Doheny, 1857
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, ...
A graduate of Ecna was called a Sai, sage, but there appear to have been
several degrees of the title, the highest of which was the Ollamh Sai, sometimes
called also the Rosai, or very sage, or Sai leitie, lettered sage. Ollamh (pron.
Ollavc) ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1833
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Chual thu' olcas, thou hast heard its mischief — Orr. Olchobhair, s.s (Ir. id.)
Pleasure; avarice. — Shaw. f Oll, a. (Ir. id.) High; great; grand. Olla, a. (Ir. id.)
Woollen. Eudach olla, Woollen garments. — Stew. Lev. Olla, ai, s. m. A doctor.
See Ollamh.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Chual thu' olcas, thou hast heard its mischief. — Orr. Olciiobhair, s.f. (Ir. id.)
Pleasure; avarice. — Shaw. t Oll, a. (Ir. id.) High; great; grand. Olla, a. (Ir. id.)
Woollen. Eudach olla, w oollen garments. — Stew. Lev. Olla, ai, s. m. A doctor.
See Ollamh ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts, I. Gaelic ...
(О1с‚) Naughtiness, wickedness; badness. OLCAD, -A1n, s.f. (Och Badness,
degree of badness. ULLA, my. (Olann,) Woollen, mode of wool. OLLA, -Alnnrutm
s. т, See Ollamh. i OLLABHAB., -мя, s. т. А great army. OLLACH, часик, ary'. (
01121 ...
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1839
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Children of the Stars: The Faery Chronicles Book Three
A man who was told of this came over from the mainland in a boat with two other
men to see the Ollamh; for he was lame from a fall and could do no work. The
Ollamh knew he was coming, for she had a knowledge of all things through the ...
Kisma K. Stepanich-Reidling, 2008
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The Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy
It must he confessed also, that the doubts created by the great antiquity assigned
to Ollamh and his institutions have been considerably increased by the pompous
amplifications given by the most learned modern Irish antiquaries of the simple ...
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The Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy
It must be confessed also, that the doubts created by the great antiquity assigned
to Ollamh and his institutions have been considerably increased by the pompous
amplifications given by the most learned modern Irish antiquaries of the simple ...
Royal Irish Academy, 1877
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From Kings to Warlords: The Changing Political Structure of ...
Mac Maghnusa', that is, inaugurated as chief of his kindred, by Mag Uidhir and
the nobles of Fir Manach.69 A similar ambiguity applies to the status of king's
ollamh, the professional hereditary exponent of some branch of native learning
who ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
OLLA, -AIDHEAN, s. m. MSS. et C. S. _Vide Ollamh. .' OLLABHAR, -AIR, s. m. A
great army: magnus exercitus. Illach V. - . ' OLLACH, 4:10:42, adj. (Olla), WTooly,
fleecy: lanatus, villosus. MSS. et C. S. OLLADH, adj. (Olann), C. S. et MSS.
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OLLAMH»
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ollamh is used in the context of the following news items.
Usher rare book auction this week
Also of interest to Meath are Discovery of the Tomb of Ollamh Fodhla (Loughcrew) , Beauties and Antiquities of the Boyne by W R. Wilde. «Meath Chronicle, Jun 15»
Newcestown trailblazers began this adventure
A club named Ollamh Fodhla was founded in the Farnivane area about 1918 and played in the football championship, for about five years, ... «Southern Star Newspaper, Oct 14»
The remarkable Toms Canainn
In 2004 he was the second-ever Ard Ollamh, a prestigious title awarded annually by CCÉ. Tomás, who died on Sunday 15th September, ... «Derry Journal, Sep 13»
Fleadh fever 'palpable'
Derry flute player Marcas OMurchu, below, has been named as Ard Ollamh, or music laureate, of this year's Fleadh, which runs until Sunday. «the Irish News, Aug 13»
Marcas set for honours, big nights at Fleadh
Derry-based flute-player Marcas O'Murchu is about to become Ard-Ollamh or traditional music laureate, and will be in action on stage during ... «Derry Journal, Jul 13»
The Galway sessions
Mícheál Ó h-Eidhin lived in Devon Park, was an inspector of music, and was made Ard Ollamh in 2006 for services rendered to Comhaltas over ... «Galway Advertiser, Jun 10»
