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 Manuscript sources Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 743 (olim A IV 3 (A)), pp 859-60, paper, 17th century. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 490 (olim 23 N 15), p 166, written in 1761 by Mícheál mac Peadair Uí Longáin. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 256 (olim 23 G 23), p 75, written in 1801 by Mícheál Óg Ó Longáin. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 253 (olim F VI 2), p 246, written in 1813 by Mícheál Óg Ó Longáin. The edition used in the digital edition Osborn Bergin An Address to Aonghus of Islay Irish Bardic Poetry Osborn Bergin Dublin Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies 1970 170–174

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 By an unknown Irish bardic poet. c.1250 The text is in Classical Modern Irish. bardic poetry 13c 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. Ceannaigh duain t'athar, a Aonghas Ceannaigh duain t'athar, a Aonghas, agad atá teach an ríogh: as tú fréamha is bláth an bhile, adéara cách dlighi a dhíol. Agad do fhágaibh a láithreach, leat gach lúireach leat gach séad, a áit a luirg 's a chloidhmhe corra dhuit 's a fhoirne donna déad. Leat slabhraidh cáola con t'athar, gach arg cumhdaigh ar do chuid, a thoighi 's a cháin gan chomhroinn, táin is groighe Dhomhnuill duid. Agad do fhágaibh gá thiomna gach teach ó Mhuile go Maoil; leat a longa uadh, a Aonghais, a stuagh Droma craobhghlais Chaoin. Leat a oiriocht 's a eich lúatha, leat a bhíataigh gan bhúain díot: as tú an mac as ceann dar gcathuibh, as lat ar gheall h'athair d'íoc. Adaimh go ndlighi díol mh'éicsi, a onchú Banna, a bharr nocht: gabh sgél eile mona admha, do-bhér th'eire d'agra ort. Tnúth leamsa édáil na n-ollamh úait, a leómhain Locha Cé: gá fios an tnúth cáir, a chara, do mhúch gráin an mhara mé. Coire dhá Ruadh, a rí Túama, atá eadroinn, eagail linn, Coire Bhreacán blagh dar gconair, do ghabh creatán omhain inn. Ní lugha as cás Coire Bhreacáin do bheith romhainn, a rí Ceóil: a úabhar an tann as teasbhach ag sdúaghadh crann seasmhach seóil. Canaim ar omhan an anfaidh, a fhir Chola charuid mná, tar an gcúan go hÁonghas Íle trúagh nach áonfhras tíre atá. An dara cos 'gá cur romhum, a rí Leódhais, isin luing, an dara troigh thíar ré taca, ag tríall soir, a dhata dhuinn. Dobadh olc meisi ar mhuir ngáibhthigh do ghabháil ráimhe, a rosg gorm bím ar abhainn chiúin ar creathaibh, mar ghabhuim sdiúir eathair orm. Gá córughadh budh cóir orum ní fhedar ré ttocht tar tuinn: ní fheadar an budh fhearr suidhe, eagal leam luighi san luing. As é mo ghreim ghabhuim chugum chongmhas an loing, a fhlaith Fáil: go nach brisi tolg na tuinne, misi is bord na luingi um láimh. Fiarfaighthior 'nar fearann dúthaigh dénamh na loingi, a fhlaith Gall: ní mór as léir as don fhairrgi don thsléibh chas as airde ann. Dámadh tír go turgbháil gréini, gáibhthighi leam dar do láimh, a bhfuil, a Áonghais, go hAlbain do mhuir bhráonghlais bhalgaigh bháin. Targuidh h'athair, áobhdha an brégadh, mo bhreith um luighi 'na luing: peall fúinn ó Albain go hÉirinn targuidh dúinn ó céibhfinn Cuinn. Mo ghoid as gan a fhios agum do fhóbair rí na rosg ngorm cealg ro cogradh 'gon mhór mhíolla codladh íar n-ól fhíona orm. Miosguis leam na láoidheng seólta, slat do luingi nochar lúb: a mheic Domhnaill a Céis Cairrgi, do ghéis tonndruim fairrgi fúd. Bualadh cladaidh, creacha minca, mían libhsi ar an luchtsa thall: meinic ón linnsi lán fala lámh re hInnsi glana Gall. Tánaguis a ttimchiol Éirionn; uathadh tráigh nach ttugais bhú: seoltar lat longbhárca leabhra, dobhránta, a shlat Teamhra, thú. Do Loch Fheabhail, d'Iorras Domhnann, dírioch úaibh a hInnsibh Gall: caladh Iorruis, is fúar fíre, do fhionnais slúagh Íle ann. Sluagh Íle leat láimh lé hÁroinn, d'fios a lámhaigh go Loch Con: bearar 'gon tslúagh fhinnsin Íle búar a hInnsibh míne Modh. Corcum-rúadh ráinig bhur gcobhlach Corca Baisginn ar a brú: Ó Bhun Gaillmhi go Cúil gCnámha maighre súir gach trágha thú. [Oighre] Manannain mac Domhnaill fá Dhun Balair do bhí a throid: [ó] ttánuic, a shlat gheal Ghabhra, an mac do bhean Banbha a broid. As úaibh táinig Colum Cille afar gcabhair thairis fo thrí: fir Éirionn do dhíol an dúainsi, léighionn do shíol úaibhsi í. Bhar seanathair síol gColla Coirbre Lifiochair, laoch Mis: do bhás uí Chuinn catha Gabhra druim ratha Banbha do bhris. Turcuill, Íomhair, agus Amhláoimh iomad, a láoich Locha Ríach, tonn bhrátha an talmhan ar troimnimh, damhradh Atha coillghil Clíath. Clanna Somhuirle, síol nGofraidh, ór ghin tú, nár thaisigh bhú, a lubhghort cuir, a chráobh abhla, sáor gach fuil ó a ttarla thú. Síol gCeallaigh iomad a hÉirinn, Oirghiallaigh a hInnsibh Líag, na cráobha caibhniosa ad-chluine, do thaidhliossa uile íad. Ní fhuil a nÉrinn ná a nAlbain Aonghas mar thusa, a tháobh seang: Aonghais fháid bhráonghlais an Bhrogha, láid, a Aonghais, comha ad cheann.