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Irish Stud.: Celts (Celtic Languages (Scottish Gaelic, (+Old)Welsh, Old…

- - - - Clonmacnoise
  - - - Celtic Law/Brehon Law(Communal Law)
  - - - Cuchulain (17 yrs) mus defend Ulster singlehandedly
      - Brown Bull of Cualinge
    - - recorded in Tain BO Cualinge
        
        Irish pound banknote face
        
        1973
        
        withdrawn 1993
- - - - Cries when death occurs
        
        O Briens
        
        O'Connors
        
        O'Gradys
        
        O'Neills
        
        Kavanaghs
    - - nature spirit
    - - Fairy and Folk Tales of Ireland (1892)
      - Liked to travel together
      - (Dancing at the Crossroads)
    - - derived from Irish leath bhrogan(shoemaker)
      - drunk from self made potions
  - - - THE STOLEN CHILD(1889)( The wanderings of Oisin)
        
        about human-fairy relationship
        
        believing in fairy tales
    - - DR DOUGLAS HYDE
        
        Teig O'Kane and the Corpse
        
        Story of betterment of a boy with bad behaviour by burying a corpse
    - - Castle Rackernd
        
        narrator THADY QUIRK
        
        relationship between landlady and her maids
    - - Carleton's TRAITS AND STORIES AND THE 19th Century Anglo Irish Tradition
    - - Irish STORY TELLER
        
        utilized storytelling conventions, styles of speech etc.
        
        large corpus of tales without being written down
        
        indigenous non-literary tradition
      - inherited role of the FILI
      - some were itinerant travellers(scalping fanac)
      - mostly associated with GAELTACHT(Irish speaking)!!
        
        sometimes also found in English-Speaking Ireland
        
        some had Hiberno-English idiom which was not ordinary
      - before emigrated to America people received American Wake!
      - at an Irish Wake stories were told for 3 days and nights
      - in MODERN TIMES Members of the CELTIC REVIVAL such as PADRAIC VOLUM took interest in the art of the Shanachie
        
        written down, published and distributed to global audience (19th/20th Century)
        
        irish short. story writers
        
        O'Connor, Flaherty
        
        echoed in Beckett and Joyce
    - - James Joyce
        
        experimental novel
        
        FINNEGANS WAKE
      - Frank O'Connor
        
        THE LONELY VOICE: A STUDY OF THE SHORT STORY
        
        "a good story must reflect the tone of a man's voice speaking"(represent)
      - Irish censorship board(1926) banned all books which did not comply with the views of the government and Irish Catholic Church
        
        ->80% were published abroad
      - Samuel Beckett
        
        WAITING FOR GODOT
        
        postcolonial reading of waiting for godot
        
        Irish identity uncertain
        
        hybridity
        
        no story to tell
        
        the colonised Slaves criticise the coloniser
        
        end of Storytelling
      - Conor McPherson
        
        THE WEIR
        
        Storytelling as Psychoanalytical Therapy
        
        at the Mummers Festival in New Inn, Co. Galway and the ALL-IReland Fleadh Ceoil** Shanachie style of Art is presented and competition is taking place
        
        EDDY LENIHAN is notable
        
        Eamon Kelly, Seanchai
        
        "How Tea Was Brought Into Ireland"
  - - - The Playboy of the Western World
        
        daughter killed her father, ambiguous claims
      - The Playboy Riots
        
        Sinn Fein and Arthur Griffith
        
        anti feminist claims about the play
    - - Fairy and folk tales of irish peasantry
    - - Cuchulain of Muirthemne