London, British Library, MS Additional 18747 Irish tales in prose and verse
- Irish
- c. 1800
- Irish manuscripts
- paper
Miscellany of Irish legendary tales in prose and verse.
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See more ass. with Poulter (Samuel) [of Carnbeg]Poulter (Samuel) ... of Carnbeg
See more Written for Samuel Poulter of Carnbeg, near Dundalk (Co. Louth).
The hand is of Patrick Lynch, who transcribed texts from an earlier manuscript written in 1732 by Pádraig Ó Pronntaigh.
(c.1756–1838)
Ó Loingsigh (Pádraig) ... d. 1838
Irish scholar born in Co. Down as the son of a schoolteacher (Terence Lynch); taught Irish at Belfast Academy and published in the Irish-language magazine Bolg an tSoláir. Some of his contributions to scholarship on the Irish language went uncredited.
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