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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Joe Offer Date: 31 May 98 - 02:22 AM Look here, Piper. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Piper Date: 30 May 98 - 07:06 AM How do I see new thread? I'm new to this !!! I looked at the thread sent on 26th..... it sent me back here! |
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Subject: RE: Piper and Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Antaine Date: 26 May 98 - 08:08 PM Piper, See new thread entitled : Ar bhruach naLaoi I gave you the wrong info |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Antaine Date: 10 May 98 - 08:47 PM Fare plé tchoo!!!!! Frank OOOOOOHHHHOOOORRRROOOOO!!!!!! |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: McGrath Date: 10 May 98 - 04:56 PM A more complete address for John Lyons follows thanks to George Henderson of the Nenagh Singers Circle
John Lyons (Traditional Singer)
John was our guest singer just a couple of months ago. Regards |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Antaine Date: 10 May 98 - 04:40 PM Tá fáilte romhat. (You're welcome.) |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Piper Date: 10 May 98 - 02:52 PM Thanks for that. I'll write. I wanted them in Irish... It's part of me trying to learn the language... thanks again |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Frak McGrath Date: 10 May 98 - 06:51 AM Ataine, I knew you'd be brillo. Maith an Fear Frank |
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Subject: RE: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Date: 09 May 98 - 08:25 PM A translation of "On the banks of the Lee", sung in English????? (...Although I haven't heard the Liam Ó Floinn recording you refer to, I'd guess it's this.) John Lyons living in Newmarket-on-Fergus, County Clare, Ireland, sings this. It might be on his old TOPIC label album called "The May Morning Dew". If not, post another message and I'll go searching whenever I get the chance. P.S. If you write to John Lyons (Traditional Singer) at Newmarket-on Fergus, Co. Clare, Ireland it should get him. Go n-éirí an t-ádh leat, Antaine |
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Subject: Ar Bhruach an Laoi From: Date: 09 May 98 - 05:51 AM Does anyone have the words to this song? I heard it on a Liam O'Flynn album 'Out to another side' I'd love to learn it.... |
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