- it is (wrongly)
thought by many
today to be an
ancient medieval tune.
Aifreann 2 ("M**** 2")
premiered posthumously in 1979.
Further works in the "classical"...
- churches. Likewise, in the
Gaelic language of
Ireland and
Scotland the word
Aifreann,
usually translated into
English as "M****", is
derived from Late Latin...
-
psalms for
Sundays and
major feast days of the three-year
lectionary cycle.
Aifreann in onóir Muire, Máthair Dé : eagrán do
phobal agus/nó cór (M**** in honor...
-
Sanctuary Suite,
Flight from the
Hungry Land,
Island Wedding, Time for a Tune,
Aifreann Chaomháin, Áille Na hÁille, The
Dance of the
Honey Bees, Dusk 'Till Dawn...
- Gilt
statue of St
Michael atop the
church View of
facade from
Chapel St "
Aifreann Cuímhneacháin (Commemorative M****)". 16
January 2018. Slater,
Sharon (14...
- poem
inspired by the
Atomic bombings of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki,
entitled Aifreann na
marbh ("M**** for the Dead"). The poem is an
imitation of the
Roman Catholic...
- poem
inspired by the
Atomic bombings of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki,
entitled Aifreann na
marbh ("M**** for the Dead"). The poem is an
imitation of the
Roman Catholic...
- O'Sé With
Peadar Mercier.
Circa Records,
CIRCA 003
Other or solo 1979:
Aifreann Cholmcille (Religious M**** sung in Irish,
recorded in Cork) C****ette only...
- Gortahork".
Donegal News. 10
March 2022. p. 39. "Súil ag
Ardeaspag le níos mó
Aifreann i
nGaeilge ar fud na hÉireann". Tuairisc.ie (in Irish). 7
August 2017....
-
radio programmes recorded for Scoraíocht 1984
March 17 RTÉ Radio, Ahern's
Aifreann Phádraig Naofa,
premiere Dublin Pro
Cathedral 1986 Oct. 11
Australian Morning...
