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"Tri thruaighe na scéalaigheachta", (i.e., the "Three most sorrowful tales",) of Erinn.

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O'Curry, Eugene

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TextSeries: Atlantis Vol. III, 377-422, Atlantis Vol IV, 113-240, Irish gold mines ; II ; Subject(s):

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Books	School of Celtic Studies Main Library - Special Collection	SC 080 I (2) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available (Short Loan)		10

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Bound with other offprints in Irish gold mines ; II

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