Tomás Ruadh O Súilleabháin
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Life 1785-1848 [var. Ó Súilloibháin]; b. Co. Kerry, hedgeschool
master; recognised Daniel OConnells greatness in Jacobite poem; Amhráin na Leabhair [Song of the Books], a
poem regarding the loss of his books crossing by boat from Cahirdaniel to Portmagee, and lamenting volumes of Cato, Euclid, Keatings History
[Foras Feasa], the Psalter of Cashel, MSS of nationalist tracts; the New Testament, and Bishop Ó Gallchobhairs Sermons.
His poetry collected and printed by Séamus Dubh as Amhráin Thomáis Ruaidh, The Songs of Thmás Ruadh OSullivan
the Iveragh Poet (Dublin 1914). DIW
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