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Mererid Hopwood (born
February 1964) is a
Welsh poet and lyricist,
currently serving as
Archdruid of the
National Eisteddfod of Wales.
Originally from...
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Gwenno Mererid Saunders (born 23 May 1981) is a Welsh-Cornish musician,
known mononymously as Gwenno. She has
released three critically acclaimed albums...
- Jones,
headteacher of
Baden Powell Primary School. He has an
older sister,
Mererid. One of his
maternal great-grandfathers was a Polish-Jewish immigrant....
- Francis. ISBN 978-1-135-20620-8. Allan, Seán (2024). Bielby, Clare; Davies,
Mererid Puw (eds.).
Violence Elsewhere [2
volume set].
Boydell & Brewer. pp. 60–80...
- For the
Children (2016), a
choral work by Karl Jenkins, with
libretto by
Mererid Hopwood, was
written for a
memorial concert for the 50th
anniversary of...
- the children, a
response to the 1966
Aberfan disaster with a
libretto by
Mererid Hopwood and
commissioned by S4C,
premiered at the
Wales Millennium Centre...
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Christine James Christine 2016–2019
Geraint Lloyd Owen
Geraint Llifon 2019–2024
Myrddin ap
Dafydd Myrddin ap
Dafydd 2024–2027
Mererid Hopwood Mererid Hopwood...
- was
inspired by the site of her
memorial stone."In Sempringham" is by
Mererid Hopwood.
Hopwood is
notable for
being the
first woman ever to win the Bardic...
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Elfyn Ilora Finlay,
Baroness Finlay of
Llandaff Haley Gomez Andrew Green Mererid Hopwood Medwin Hughes Ronald Hutton Rhiannon Ifans Sir
Simon Jenkins Ann...
- In this version, the land was lost to
floods when a well-maiden
named Mererid neglected her
duties and
allowed the well to overflow. The po****r version...
