]> Mo chion dot bhronnadh, a Bhriain An electronic edition Brian Ó Corcráin Electronic edition compiled by Benjamin Hazard University College Cork Professor Marianne McDonald via the CELT Project Second draft. 894 CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College Cork.
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 Manuscript source Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 625, 394 (alias 3 C 12: see Catalogue of Irish Manuscripts in the Royal Irish Academy, fasc. 16). The edition used in the digital edition Osborn Bergin Mo chion dot bhronnadh, a Bhriain Irish Bardic Poetry Osborn Bergin Dublin Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies 1970 63–65

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 Brian Ó Corcráin, an Irish bardic poet (died 1624?) c.1600–1624[?] The text is in Classical Modern Irish. bardic poetry 16c 17c 2010-11-21 Beatrix Färber ed. New wordcount made; conversion script run. 2008-10-10 Beatrix Färber ed. Header modified; keywords and dates added. 2005-08-25 Julianne Nyhan ed. Normalised language codes and edited langUsage for XML conversion 2005-08-04T16:11:50+0100 Peter Flynn ed. Converted to XML 2003-05-13 Beatrix Färber ed. Minor changes to header; line-breaks inserted; HTML file created. 2003-05-12 Benjamin Hazard ed. Header constructed, structural mark-up entered and checked. Lineation checked and verified; text parsed using NSGMLS. 1995 Staff at the School of Celtic Studies (Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies) ed. Text captured by scanning and proofed. Mo chion dot bhronnadh, a Bhriain

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 Mo chion dot bhronnadh, a Bhriain, a mhic na flatha a finnChliaigh, a aistrigh an toirbheirt truim, h'aisgidh badh oirdheirc aguinn. Ní chuala go bhfuair ollamh meadh don aisgidh fhuaramar; dot ghruaidh ttaidhleach téid a mheas tar mhéid ainbhreath na n-éigeas. Cearc Bhoirche fhréimhe Rosa, fhuair clú d'fhine Fhearghosa, gér chúis iomráidh a hainm sin, ní gairm ionráidh mar aisgidh. Ó Mhaoil Sheachluinn eacht oile d'ardollamh fhóid Ughoine, nírbh iongnadh, tarla ar a thoil, fionnbhrugh Banbha ré bliadhoin. Nír chosmhail a chur a suim síneadh cinn do Choin Chuluinn, d'fhior tuaighe táinic tar sál, ó ráinic uaidhe iomshlán. Eochaidh éachtach na n-arm nglan, ní thug acht éanshúil d'ollamh, giodh toirbheartus do thuair teann, le bhfuair oirdhearcus Éireann. Do dhearlaic sibhsi, asé a shuim, tré bheith 'na n-amhghar oruinn, do dhá ghoirmdhearc dhamhsa am dhall, almsa bhus oirdhearc agam. Do-bhéaradh, a bharr na mionn, dámadh leis aoibhnios Éirionn ar son a radhairc, rún grinn, dhúnn, 's a thabhairt fá thuairim. Gi-bé do bhronn a dhá rosg, fá chrodh ní cóir a theagosg, barr gleannach dá ttarla ar ttol, eallach Banbha do bhronnfadh. A dtugsat cách, beag a bhrígh, d'Aithirne is d'Eochaidh Éigsín, ar mheas lóigh na ngormrosg nglan an dornasg óir níorbh iongnadh. Ní thuigim nach feart féile fuarus uait gan aimhréidhe, do radharc, a thaobh mar thuinn, 's an t-amharc mar aon aguinn. Gá ttám ris, ní rádh bréige, go bráth, a mhic Mairgréige, biad mar mhalairt, más lór lat, do lógh bhur n-amhairc agat. Go n-íoca Dia red dhreich ndil bronnadh lé léighim litir is ré sgríobhuim seal mar so is mo chean d'fhíorroinn m'anmo. Mo.