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 Manuscript sources Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 1387 (olim 23 O 78), written in 1723. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 3 (olim 23 L 17), fo. 97a, written in 1744–45. The edition used in the digital edition Osborn Bergin The Empty School Irish Bardic Poetry Osborn Bergin Dublin Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies 1970 159–160

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 By an unknown Irish bardic poet. c.1600–1625 The text is in Classical Modern Irish. bardic poetry 17c 2012-07-10 Beatrix Färber ed. Queries resolved using information from the Bardic Poetry Database at the DIAS website; SGML and HTML files created. 2012-07-10 Beatrix Färber ed. Header created; file converted to TEI-conformant XML; markup completed; file parsed. 1995-96 School of Celtic Studies (Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies) ed. Text captured by scanning and proofed. Aonar dhamhsa eidir dhaoinibh Aonar dhamhsa eidir dhaoinibh, atú anocht go neamhfhaoiligh: am aonarán a ccionn cháigh, 's ionn gan aobharán d'fagháil. Ní thuig mé an lucht so ag labhra, gá dtá ar tteanga mháthardha: ar n-aos aithnigh ní léir linn. mh'aithghin féin ó nach faicim. Ionann liom gach longphort lán is uaigneas d'éis mo chompán: mar sin budh daoinighe dhamh, aoinfhile as tigh dhá tteagmhadh. Teóra ceardcha 'nar chleacht sinn áineas d'fagháil dom intinn, nach taighlim na trí ceardcha, do shní fhaighlinn mh'aigeanta. Teach meabhraighthe ar mac soirbhidh, rob áit oiris d'ógbhuidhnibh, grís deargtha agus sí solas, rob í ar gceardcha céadamhas. Teach luighe ar lochta samhla, uinivers na healadhna, dánbhoth ór dhoichealgtha sinn, roicheardcha ar n-ánroth innill. Teach breithibh gach gréasa gloin an treas tech dar ttrí cceardchoibh, ór lia snáth féithleannta fis, 'nar ghnáth éincheardcha an oiris. Trí rómha a ngabhmaois grádha, trí ceardchadha congmhála do dhreamuibh dile re dán, tighe ceanguil na gcompán. Beannocht leó a los a saoire, dronga ar nár cheisd cruadhlaoighe, an coimhthionál dar chóir searc, doircheadhán dóibh nír dhoircheacht. Ba haithghearr eatorra sin lá earraigh, aghaidh gheimhrigh: an lucht téarnó do-ní a-nois mí don éanló 'na n-éagmhois. Ionnsa an t-anshaothar orra, nach fuighid fir fhoghloma gréas snáthsholas na suadh nglan, dar dhual fáthfhoras focal. Dursan an taobh dhá dtáinig a mhoille thrá thionáilid; fatha sgaoilidh na sgoile Gaoidhil Macha ag moghsoine.