"Copies of the songs ""Pearlóg an Brollaigh Bháin"" and ""Baile Loch Riabhach"" [in Irish]."
"Copies of the songs ""Scibirín"" and ""Mo Churachin Gleoidhte"" [in Irish]."
'Songs of the Yellow Bittern' - Written by Vincent Woods and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, and on a nationwide tour of Ireland at the following venues: St. Patrick's Hall, Armagh (18th Oct) Riverside Theatre, Coleraine, Co. Derry, (19th - 20th Oct) Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (21st - 22nd Oct) GAA Hall, Tullamore (24th Oct) St. Michael's Theatre, New Ross, Co. Wexford (26th Oct) St. Michael's Theatre, Ballyduff, Co. Wexford (27th Oct) Town Hall, Skibereen, Co. Cork (29th - 30th Oct) Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny (1st - 3rd Nov) S'amsa T're, Tralee, Co. Kerry (4th - 6th Nov) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (8th - 12th Nov) Balor Theatre, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal (21st Nov) Cornmill Theatre, Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim (22nd - 23rd Nov) Town Hall Theatre, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo (24th Nov) Town Hall, Clifden, Go. Galway (26th Nov). File includes printed programme from the production which includes an article entitled "On Terms With Our Past" by Professor Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh; an article entitled "Irish Wakes and Amusements" by Seán Ó Súilleabháin and also an image of cast members and cast biographies. (6 copies);printed flyer advertising the first Galway performances of the play (6 Copies); Printed flyer advertising the Irish tour of the play (6 copies); Printed invitation to the world premiére performance of 'Song of the Yellow Bittern' at Druid Lane Theatre. (7 copies) Also includes printed programme for the 32nd Belfast Festival which included a production of the play.
"Bundle of songs transcribed by Thomas Madigan (Tomás Ó Madigán) of Duquesne Heights, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and a native of Athenry, County Galway. Tomás de Róiste notes that he was a member of Cuman na Gaohdal. Includes ""Lá im Bhruth"", ""Shcas an Mhadhir"", ""Do Ghuilfinn Musghin Mealltach"" (from Moore's Melodies), ""A Rinn cuis ort 'sa trat"" (from Moorer's Melodies), ""Aug snamh d'ar loing am aighidh gaoth teann"", ""Tá Rós deighionach on tSamhraidh"" (from Moore); Firimin agus Filiocht - le Maisitir Ua Guairiam."
"Bundle of songs transcribed by Thomas Madigan (Tomás Ó Madigán) of Hunesque Heights, Pittsburgh PA and a native of Athenry, County Galway. Tomás de Róiste notes that he was a member of Cuman na Gaodhal. Includes ""Lá im Bhruth"", ""Shcas an Mhadhir"", ""Do Ghuilfinn Musghin Mealltach"" (from Moore's Melodies), ""A Rinn cuis ort 'sa trat"" (from Moorer's Melodies), ""Aug snamh d'ar loing am aighidh gaoth teann"", ""Tá Rós deighionach on tSamhraidh"" (from Moore); Firimin agus Filiocht - le Maisitir Ua Guairiam."
"Typescript and handwritten drafts of a number of songs from the Careys, including song beginning ""Thogas liom í maidin dhrúchta"" from Old Man Carey, see ""Smóilín na Rann"", p 56; ""Ta réalthan leanbach a mbaile uí mhúig"" from Old Man Carey, Dromad; ""Maidin gheal air mh' éirigh mach"" from Mrs. Holland, see ""Irish popular songs"", p 46; ""Aréir 's é deigheanach go leor"" from Mrs. Carey; ""A n-dé 's mé aig eireach mo bhó"" from Mary Sullivan; ""D'imthigheas a ratha chuig barra na haoine"" from Old Man Carey; ""Eadar Cluan Meala agus Carraic na Súir""; ""Is fada dhamsa air buaidhreadh"" from Mrs Carey; ""A mhadafh ruaidh bhradaigh"" from Mrs Carey, County Kerry."
"Handwritten draft of three songs from Mrs. Murphy, including ""Beir mo bheannachtsa go Connachta"", ""Dé mbeidinn shios a Sligeach"" and ""Cér dúthaig don uisce le bheith titim"", index 71."
"Typescript drafts of songs from Mrs Melley (Peggie Callahan) including song beginning ""Tá daoinidh dá fhír-rádh"" and ""Air Maidin dé máirt, a mhíle grádh, bhí adhbhar mór gola agaim féin""."
"Typescript drafts of songs from Mrs Melley (Peggie Callahan) including song beginning ""Tá daoinidh dá fhír-rádh"" and ""Air Maidin dé máirt, a mhíle grádh, bhí adhbhar mór gola agaim féin""."
Songs and poems in Irish collected by Domhnall Ó Murchadha, Philadelphia, 1915, from Irish immigrants to the USA from counties Sligo, Mayo, Donegal.
Domhnall Ó Murchadha