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The Curse of a Bride Jilted

In Scottish fashion to be wed Hugh Mc Kee to the Tavern did go And all were assembled there Bar the bride …

The Walking People

In times past they were craftsmen skilled But today they have no skill That has a value in the modern world As …

King Congal’s Grief

Congal, the proud king, his wife a prince bore Alas, in giving to her son his life She lost hers, tragic the …

Wren Sleeps Soundly This Christmas

Wren no longer hunted, nor Church attended Clergy speak to deaf ears, eyes have seen What all thought could never be, sinners …

Christ Was A Slovakian (Deceased)

On the day Ireland beat Slovakia 1-0 at soccer, (28th of March,2007) Irish Mail on Sunday journalist Paul Palmer found that his …

When the Water Goes

There was a wise man who to panic began And he did not know what to do From the frost and the …

Aideens Grave

Raised by hands, set there in perfection The dead honoured, stones perfect placed Ash and bones, placed in affection Of the dead, …

Let Them Lie

Disturb not the bones of the dead! They sleep now, here, for all time to lie… It’s all they ask of those …

White Blackmen in Ireland

I see them, from backgrounds tough Approach me on the street And I am wary, as close enough They are to me …

Maedb’s Seduction

Tell the man that I am as he knows me to be And he can know as he desires all he desires …

The Banshee

I hear the cries of sorrow in the cold night air I know not if they come for here ! or there? …

King Billy and The Pope

The touring Orangemen in Stormont, To see the picture came, The victor of the Boyne, Who banished Popery to shame, But when …

Verse to a Praying Druid

Druids prayer – to a god you know And have prayed to through the years That you say has never let you …

No More the Hammer Strikes the Anvil

No more the hammer strikes the anvil As the blacksmith discussed the news With the clients from the country As he hammered …

To Eat Without Saying Grace

“Gosh, could a cautios Covenantor Wait for the Grace? – “To The Potatoe” by James Orr If such a man took his …

The Excommunication of St. Columba

A sinner as is every man Columba for his family had great pride Swift of tongue and hot of temper He challenged …