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Aodhagan Ó Rathoille
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Aodhagan Ó Rathoille

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  • Celtic literature
    / Late period

    …to enjoy some patronage, and Aodhagán Ó Rathoille, whose aisling poems made the genre popular. After them the poetic tradition was maintained into the 19th century by peasant poets who, although not lacking in subtlety of craftsmanship, and occasionally vigorous in satire, had none of the advantages and only a…

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    …to enjoy some patronage, and Aodhagán Ó Rathoille, whose aisling poems made the genre popular. After them the poetic tradition was maintained into the 19th century by peasant poets who, although not lacking in subtlety of craftsmanship, and occasionally vigorous in satire, had none of the advantages and only a…

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