Poet
Lady Gregory Isabella Augusta
English
- A Blessing On Patrick Sarsfield
- A Lament For Fair-Haired Donough That Was Hanged In Galway
- A Poem Written In Time Of Trouble By An Irish Priest Who Had Taken Orders In France
- A Sleepy Song That Grania Used To Be Singing Over Diarmuid The Time They Were Wandering And Hiding From Finn
- An Aran Maid's Wedding
- An Craoibhin Complains Because He Is A Poet
- Credhe's Complaint At The Battle Of The White Strand
- Deirdre's Lament For The Sons Of Usnach
- Emer's Lament For Cuchulain
- Forgaill's Praise Of Columcille
- He Cries Out Against Love
- He Meditates On The Life Of A Rich Man
- Her Lament For His Death
- Her Song To Rouse Him From Sleep
- His Answer When Some Stranger Asked Who He Was
- His Lament For O'Daly
- His Lament For O'Kelly
- His Praise Of Finn
- His Praise Of The Little Hill And The Plains Of Mayo
- His Repentance
- His Vision Of Death
- Oisin After The Fenians
- Oisin's Vision
- Raftery's Praise Of Mary Hynes
- The Army Of The Sidhe
- The Call To Bran
- The Death Of Osgar
- The Deer's Cry
- The Foretelling Of Cathbad The Druid At Deirdre's Birth
- The Grief Of A Girl's Heart
- The Hag Of Beare
- The Heart Of The Wood
- The Hymn Of Molling's Guest, The Man Full Of Trouble
- The Parting Of Goll And His Wife
- The Seven Heavens