Tadhg Gabha

This book is a fascinating account of the bardic tradition in medieval Ireland, as told through the life and work of Tadhg Gabha, one of the greatest bards of his time. It offers insights into the bardic schools, the role of bards in Irish society, and the challenges they faced during the turbulent times of the Norman invasion. The author, Séamus Ó Dubhghaill, is a renowned scholar of Irish literature and history.

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