Title: An anthology of Irish literature.
Authors: Greene, David H. 1913-2008.
Publisher: Modern Library
Year: 1954
Subjects: Irish literature Translations into English; English literature Irish authors; Ireland Literary collections.
Contents: The Viking terror -- A pet crane -- The son of the King of Moy -- The wife of Aed mae Ainmirech, King of Ireland, laments her husband -- A love song -- The drowning of Conaing -- The deer's cry -- In praise of Aed -- The scribe -- A miserly patron -- Pangur Ban -- The vision of Ita -- He that never read a line -- On a dead scholar -- The church bell in the night -- Starry sky -- The desire for hermitage -- The wish of Manchin of Liath -- The pilgrim at Rome -- Winter has come -- The ivy crest -- Summer is gone -- May -- A song of winter -- To Crinog -- The old woman of Beare -- I should like to have a great pool of ale -- St. Columcille the Scribe -- A storm at sea -- The praises of God -- The blackbird -- St. Columcille's island hermitage -- The dream of Oenghus -- The boyhood deeds of Cuchulain -- The tragic death of Connla -- Fand yields Cuchulain to Emer -- Cuchulain's lament for Ferdiad -- The death of Cuchulain -- The story of Deirdre -- The colloquy of the old men -- The Fianna -- The headless phantoms -- The bathing of Oisin's head -- Goll's parting with his wife -- Oisin in the land of youth, The voyage of Bran, Mad Sweeney / Michael Comyn -- Lamentation of Mac Liag for Kincora -- At Saint Patrick's purgatory / Donnchadh Mor O'Dala -- The dead at Clonmacnois / Angus O'Gillan -- On the breaking-up of a school, The student / Tadhg O'G O'Huiginn -- Hugh Maguire / Eochy O'Hussey -- Civil Irish and wild Irish / Laoiseach Mac An Bhaird -- Maelmora MacSweeney, The first vision, The second vision, The good tradition, The flight of the earls / Tadhg Dall O'Huiginn -- Were not the Gael fallen / Peadar O'Mulconry -- Who will buy a poem? / Mahon O'Heffernanm -- From the history of Ireland, How Emain Macha got its name, Loingsearch's horse ears, The death of Curaoi, Mochua's riches, St. Columkille, Brian Boru / Geoffrey Keating.