@inbook{61c9f24548744499bd8b638dd3e350d6,
title = "Traidisi{\'u}n Amhr{\'a}na{\'i}ocht na Gaeilge i dT{\'i}r Eoghain san Fhichi{\'u} hAois",
abstract = "This article provides a survey of the Irish-language song tradition of Mid and North Tyrone during the period 1900-1950. It focuses on the work of a series of collectors and singers. Among the scholars who worked in that area were Fr. Conn Mac an Ghirr, {\'E}nr{\'i} {\'O} Muirgheasa (Henry Morris), Charlotte Milligan-Fox, Alice Milligan, Pilib {\'O} Bhaldraithe (Philip Waldron), and Prionsias {\'O} Conluain. The Muintir Luinigh Gaeltacht was home to two of the most well-known Irish singers of the early twentieth-century, namely, {\'E}amonn {\'O} Treasaigh and his sister, Anna N{\'i} Threasaigh.",
keywords = "Gaeltacht Th{\'i}r Eoghain, Muintir Luinigh, Tearmann Mhig Uirc, {\'E}nr{\'i} {\'O} Muirgheasa, Charlotte Milligan-Fox, Alice Milligan, Conn Mac an Ghirr, Pilib {\'O} Bhaldraithe, Proinsias {\'O} Conluain, {\'E}amonn {\'O} Treasaigh, Anna N{\'i} Threasaigh.",
author = "{Mac Gabhann [Smith]}, {Peadar [Peter]}",
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year = "2016",
month = sep,
day = "22",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-0-9576508-2-4",
pages = "15--33",
editor = "{Mac Gabhann [Smith]}, {Peadar [Peter]} and Sin{\'e}ad Coyle",
booktitle = "Guth an Iarthuaiscirt: Essays on Songs and Singing from the North-West of Ireland",
publisher = "{\'E}igse Cholm Cille",
address = "Northern Ireland",
}