2 10 12 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amhráin Dátheangach Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amhrán Dadó / Grandpa's Song   Fonn:'Sé Mo Laoch<br />Údar: Dave Barron Subject The topic of the resource Garpháistí, soilse mo chroí Torthaí glúnta imithe thíos, Tabhair dom aoibhneas is dóchas, Síol na nglúnta le teacht fós. Cailín óg, solas mo chroí Ag beamadh trí ceo na beatha, Ag polladh gruaim le’d mhiongháire, Ag mealladh mo shean chroí le grá, Faigh céile dílis, fíor do’n saol Chun turas mór an saol a sheol, Bígí feasach faoi bhúr céile, Is comhlíonadh a chéile brí bhúr mbeatha. Curfá Buachaill óg is tú cúis bród Le géaga tréan is aigne gasta, Cosantóir ár líne fola, Fás ciallmhar, lách, maith, cróga. Faigh céile deas le meas maith uirthí, Seachain cailín glórach, gárfach, Coimeád í slán, áthasach Is le bhúr riachtanais bí riarach. Curfá In bhúr sean aois bí slán, sabháilte Le clann is cáirde gar ar láimh, Comhlíonta le gach ‘tá bainte, ‘Gus croí lán sásta le ’tá déanta. Garpháistí ag bronnadh dóchas Mo aois níos mó ná bratóga, Mé féin níos mó ná fear bréige: Lonrú mo chroí le athbheochan. Curfá Féach ar ‘Dad’s Song’ do’n leagan Béarla. Chorus Garpháistí, you melt my heart; Torthaí glúine imithe, thart; Bring me joy and pride and hope: Síol na nglúine le teacht fós. Cailín Óg, you light my life, Beaming through the fog of life, Piercing gloom with your coy smile, Charming my old heart with joy. Find someone who’s true to you; Together see life’s voyage through; Be aware of both your needs; May ‘Fulfill Each Other’ be your creed. Chorus Buachaill Óg, you are my pride, Strong in limb and swift in mind; You are the minder of our blood: Grow wise and brave, be kind, be good. Find a wife, respect her well, Avoid the loud and gaudy girls; Keep her safe, make her smile; Meet both your needs, all the while. Chorus May old age see you safe and sound With friends and family all around Admiring all you have achieved, And your heart content with all your deeds. Garpháisti, you bring me hope That age is more than tattered coat; I will be more than old scarecrow: My ageing heart restores its glow. Chorus Description An account of the resource Amhrán faoi laochra is ea Sé Mo Laoch. Tugann laochra áthas agus bród agus dóchas dúinn: déanaimid ceiliúradh le háthas ar a mbua; táimid bródúil as a ngníomhartha; glacaimid dóchas óna gcumas adversity a shárú. Tugann garpháistí na bronntanais áthais, bród agus dóchais do sheantuismitheoirí freisin. Tar éis taithí a fháil ar na rudaí atá tábhachtach sa saol, is mian le seantuismitheoirí sásamh agus sásamh dá ngarpháistí. Is féidir an sonas seo a fháil trí chaidrimh chomhbhácha agus sásúla, rud a theastaíonn ó gach duine agus a theastaíonn ó sheantuismitheoirí dá garpháistí. Sé Mo Laoch is a song about heroes. Heroes give us joy and pride and hope: we celebrate with joy at their victories; we take pride in their deeds; we take hope from their potential to overcome adversity. Grandchildren also bring those gifts of joy, pride and hope to grandparents. Having experienced what’s important in life, grandparents wish fulfillment and contentment for their grandchildren. This happiness can be found through caring and fulfilling relationships, something all humans need and that grandparents wish for their grandchildren. Local Hero Love Personal wellbeing Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amhráin Dátheangach Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dúlra Scroiste / Nature Lost Author: Dave Barron Melody; Fiach O'Muircheartaigh Amhránaí: Clara Hutchinson Subject The topic of the resource Is mise Danú ….. Is mise Ériu ..... Is mise an grian ..... is mise an gaoth ..... Is mise guth na hÉireann Fillean an fáinleog gach samhradh Do’n nead óna d’eitil ar dtús Ach le déanaí tá siad in easnamh ‘Sé easpa cuileoga an cúis. Curfá Agus caithin a chlois tú an cuirliún, Guth cuach ag ceiliúr na camhaoir, Slaparnach an bradán san abhainn, Grág traonach I ngarra an féir? Bhí cuach ‘gus cuirliún comónta Ba bhreá é a nglaoch d’ár gcluas; Ach anois tá an tírdhreach ab fhearr leo Scriosta is millte anuas. Curfá Buaileann an bradán abhaile Chun abhainn a dhúchais a fháil, Ach is bruscar, is fosfáit, is camras A bhacann an borradh cupláil. Curfá Ba mhaith leis an traonach an móinéar: Bhí cosaint do’n nead insan féir, ‘Nois bearrtar an sadhlas sa mhórchluain Is an traonach bocht caillte ar strae. Curfá NATURE LOST The swallows return every summer Near the nest where they flew their first flight. But their numbers grow fewer and fewer: Few insects refuel their long flight. Chorus When did you last hear the curlew, The call of the cuckoo at dawn, The splash of the salmon in summer, The croak of the crake in the corn? The cuckoo and curlew, once common, Pleasing our ears with their calls Find the landscape they like is no longer: They’ll soon have no shelter at all. Chorus The salmon returns to the water, Back to the place it was born, But phosphate, and sewage, and litter Now hinder the surge home to spawn. Chorus The corncrake was fond of hay meadows: The long grass there sheltered its nest; Now silage is shaved in big prairies And the corncrake is gone like the rest. Chorus Description An account of the resource Tá go leor de na fuaimeanna a bhí coitianta in Éirinn anois ag fáil bháis nó imithe. Tá damáiste déanta againn don Dúlra agus ar an gcaoi sin táimid ag déanamh damáiste dúinn féin agus dár n-Oidhreacht Nádúrtha. Mura ndéanaimid athchóiriú, cén oidhreacht a fhágfaimid dár bpáistí agus ár ngarpháistí? Many of the sounds that were common in Ireland are now dying or gone. We have damaged Nature and in so doing are damaging ourselves and our Natural Heritage. If we do not restore, what heritage will we leave our children and grandchildren? Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived This song won the National and International song competitions in the Pan Celtic Song contest, 2026. Video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CK8HauePm/?mibextid=wwXIfr