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been argued that the use of the language by non-Irish writers has nothing to do with a specifically Irish identity. Instead, its importance lies in its use value as a language of work, personal relationships and creativity. A number of such writers, both Irish and foreign-born, are to be found in North
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in Irish) to write in Irish. Seosamh was a less prolific and less fortunate writer than his brother. He was stricken by a severe depressive psychosis in 1935 and spent the rest of his life â more than fifty years â at a psychiatric hospital. Before his psychosis, however, he wrote an impressive novel
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Ireland to becoming a minority language, which reduced the literature being produced. The Gaelic Revival sought to reverse this decline. In the beginning, the revivalists preferred to write in
1458:, has been publishing books in Irish since 1926 under the aegis of the Irish State. It is the largest Irish language publisher in the country, and now mainly publishes lexicography, textbooks and other curricular resources, together with material for children and young adults.
1731:. Established in 1945. Later called Såirséal à Marcaigh, they ceased publishing in 2009. Their aim was to develop Irish language literature and to assist Irish language writers. They published 200 books. All the titles were acquired by Cló Iar-Chonnacht.
240:), which combines realism with absurdist elements. He was to die in 1928, not yet fifty years old. Ă Conaire became something of a mythical figure in Irish literary folklore because of his highly individual talent and engaging personality.
1374:, founded in 1985, has as its particular aim the publishing of work by Gaeltacht writers. It has published over 300 books, predominantly in Irish, together with music. It has acquired the titles from Såirséal agus Dill and Cois Life.
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MĂĄirtĂn Ă Cadhain's prose is dense, powerful and (especially in his early work) difficult for the novice. His style changed and became simpler with time, in part reflecting the urban world in which he settled. Like the poet
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1707:. Formerly InstitiĂșid TeangeolaĂochta Ăireann / Linguistics Institute of Ireland, it published academic books on linguistic matters regarding the Irish language in contemporary Ireland. The institute no longer exists.
1428:,(FoilseachĂĄin Ăbhair SpioradĂĄlta), established on 1 February 1916 at a meeting of Aontas MhĂĄnuat ("Maynooth Union") and they called themselves Cumann na Sagart nGaedhalach, dropping the 'nGaedhlach' some time later.
638:: his poetry was experimental enough in metre to draw attacks from literary traditionalists, while also being intensely personal in content. He was also a notable prose writer, as evidenced by his published diaries.
1506:, following on from ĂabhlĂłid's publication of ĂcĂ PĂcĂ by Doimnic Mac Giolla BhrĂde, the same author established his own publishing company to publish his next illustrated book of new songs i nGaeilge ThĂr Chonail.
1556:, the RIA has supported the Irish language with a number of publications Section C of the Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy is dedicated to 'Archaeology, history, Celtic studies, linguistics and literature'.
773:, Ă Cadhain was a linguistic moderniser and wrote in an experimental form of the Irish language, even in contexts where a less obscure style would have been appropriate. He enriched his own Connemara Irish with
712:), this novel is a chain of voices of the dead speaking from the churchyard, where they go on forever continuing the now pointless social and political quarrels from when they were alive. Similarly to those of
1283:, a major source of subsidies, may affect their future. Both magazines have had as contributors some of the most notable figures in modern Irish-language literature, and continue to encourage new writing.
1404:, established in 1995 stopped publishing in 2019, published literary and academic works. Its output includes plays, fiction and poetry. Now closed, All its titles will be taken on by ClĂł iar-Chonachta
1292:, an international literary magazine established in North America but publishing prose and poetry in Irish by writers from a number of different countries, including Ireland, Australia and Finland.
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1474:, Leabhair Chomhar is the book publishing imprint of the literary magazine Comhar, publishing books for adult learners of Irish as well as a number of general prose and poetry titles.
686:, together with other IRA men and Allied and Axis military personnel. At the camp, he taught Irish language courses to fellow internees and began his modernist masterpiece, the novel
1643:. Established in 1964, Mostly academic and religious books but also some poetry and prose. (No longer active since the passing of its sole director an tAth. PĂĄdraig Ă Fianachta).
1436:, Established in 1898, The Irish Texts Society has been publishing well edited and translated editions of important works from the cannon of Irish language literature. They also
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979:(who also writes in English). His work is characterised by humour and a poetic realism and has been praised for its originality. A writer of a more recent generation is
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was a pioneer in the writing of realistic short stories in Irish; he was also to the forefront of Irish-language journalism. His most important book is his only novel,
858:, who was raised in the Munster Gaeltacht and was part of the new wave of the sixties and seventies. She is particularly interested in the mythic element in reality.
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800:(the last influenced by French literary theory). Ă Tuairisc, a stylistic innovator, wrote poetry and plays as well as two novels on historical themes:
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194:(History of Ireland), a much-read 17th-century work. Classical Irish, however, was soon ousted by the living dialects actually being spoken in the
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854:(d. 1982), a native speaker from Conamara, wrote fluent and elegant verse with a distinctively modern sensibility. One of the best known poets is
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to record the lives of native speakers in authentic dialect. This interest from outside stimulated several notable autobiographies, especially on
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has enjoyed more stability than Comhar, which suffered from a declining readership and has now been reconstituted. The withdrawal of support by
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schools, and of the colloquial folk song metres (AmhrĂĄn) that replaced them until the early Gaelic revival. In 2013, she also published a
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1564:, established in 2011(?), specialising in books of literary and cultural importance mostly in English and some in Irish.
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a catastrophic loss for Irish literature which only began to be healed during the late 1940s by the modernist poetry of
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since 1997. He published over a dozen works in Irish in this period, as well as translations from
Spanish and Catalan.
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543:Ă DireĂĄin, a native Irish speaker and passionate
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4657:Association football in the Republic of Ireland
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1812:, 12 December 2016. Retrieved 13 February 2017.
916:, novelist, playwright and short story writer.
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