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thiefbird · 2 months
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We are once more reading JSTOR for fanfiction purposes: I gotta know how long a medical degree took at Trinity in the 1790s For Reasons
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loki-nightfire · 1 year
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Happy st Patrick's, shadowfam! If you are not Irish or Christian, it's still a good occasion to wear green or/and shamrock jewelry and drink some beer on Friday evening! Cheers, beautiful people from Magnus and from me!
reverse AU, shadowhunter Magnus is bringing beer to his warlock
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rabbityfrogs · 6 months
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I recently have gotten a Hammered Dulcimer and am going to being learning to play it soon, and so ive been listening to lots of people playing it.
Hammered Dulcimers are usually used in funky folk music, and lots of mech songs happen to also be based on folk music! This has several times led to me listening to a fun folk tune being played by someone with a dulcimer, and then they switch to a different song and i just instinctively start yelling out "BUY YOURSELF YOUR FREEDOM WITH YOUR BLOODIED HANDS, IN SERVICE TO THE FAMILY AS THE FAVOURED SON" before i realise their playing an irish folk song and not Favoured Son by the Mechanisms
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stairnaheireann · 3 months
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#OTD in 1984 – Death of Luke Kelly, lead vocalist and 5-string banjo member of the Dubliners.
Luke Kelly was a singer and folk musician from Dublin, most famous as a member of the band ‘The Dubliners’. Indeed, while Luke often sang of the poor, the oppressed, the worker, the lover or the rebel –the realities of his own life and upbringing enlivened and gave weight to his songs and the emotional way in which he sang them. And his own childhood and youth was anything but privileged. Born on…
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tanadrin · 7 months
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I don’t know if any of my mutuals speak Irish at all, but if you do, I have a bit of a puzzle: I passed a road in Dublin this weekend called “Stannaway Road,” whose Irish name given below it was “Bothar bhothar na gLoch” if I recall correctly. I know “Bothar” is Irish for “road” so that element appearing twice sort of makes sense if it’s translating the -way part also (though it seems weirdly literal to name a road “something road road”). But I can’t figure out how the rest of the Irish name corresponds to the “Stanna-“ part. Sometimes English names of Irish placenames are vaguely modeled on the Irish name phonetically (Kildare = Cill Dara), sometimes they’re translations, and sometimes they’re totally unrelated (Dublin = Baile atha Cliath, “Hurdleford Town”), but I can’t tell quite what’s going on here.
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An Bairille/Rocky Road to Dublin
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Note: This song is commonly sung in both Irish Gaelic (also known as Gaeilge) and English. If you have heard any version of this song, it counts as having heard it.
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highwaygothic · 1 month
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County Monaghan, Ireland
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private-bryan · 6 months
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It took me until Dublin to find a pub with this name - unfortunately there were no blonde members of bar staff with poor communication skills and delusions of literary grandeur outside having a Smoke Break, but you can't win them all...
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wfxue · 9 months
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20230726_F0001: Dublin port in the distance
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20230726_F0001: Dublin port in the distance by Wei-Feng Xue Via Flickr: - My flight minutes after taking off from Dublin airport. This is when Port of Dublin and North Bull Island came into view.
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lau-per · 1 year
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notquiteaghost · 1 year
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a problem with trad folk is you'll hear a song and you'll think oh i am sure i have heard that exact tune before and you will be right! you have! but good fucking luck narrowing it down further than that
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sinful-roxy · 11 months
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In the merry month of June from me home I started Left the girls of Tuam nearly broken hearted Saluted Father dear, kissed me darling mother Drank a pint of beer, me grief and tears to smother
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gbhbl · 6 months
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Album Review: Whispers of Lore by Receiver (Gates of Hell Records)
Cypriot classic metal band, Receiver, release a debut album full of fantasy and allegory in Whispers of Lore, due for release on the 10th of November via Gates of Hell Records. Formed in 2011 in Nicosia, Cyprus, Receiver has made it its mission to deliver pure heavy, epic metal with a dose of folk influences. The band honors the legends such as Iron Maiden, Warlord, Manilla Road, Omen, Black…
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stairnaheireann · 5 months
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#OTD in 1967 – Death of poet and novelist, Patrick Kavanagh, who was born in Inniskeen, Co Monaghan in 1904.
Patrick Kavanagh was born on 21 October 1904, in Mucker townland, Inniskeen parish, Co Monaghan, the son of James Kavanagh, a small farmer with sixteen acres who was also a cobbler, and Bridget Quinn. He attended Kednaminsha National School from 1909 to 1916 and worked on the family farm after leaving school. His poem ‘Raglan Road’, written to be sung, was performed by The Dubliners, and still…
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felagund-fiollaigean · 6 months
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i really want to like the mechanisms because objectively their work is Extremely Fucking Cool but the music really just doesn't do it for me.
except for Favored Son. it comes up on shuffle and a grin breaks across my face and a draw in a huge breath in preparation to go
Come on in, boy, I hear you've a right to call me father!
It's so good.
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breitzbachbea · 7 months
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Before I fall asleep tho. Derry is such a beautiful, beautiful city. I feel like God kissed my stubborn, catastrophizing head square on the forehead and told me "No, you'll be exactly where you need to be today."
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