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TelehubWhat stories lie in Ireland's past? 🌿 Explore captivating tales, historical insights, and rich poetry reflecting the country's heritage.
Irish Historical Archive is a Telegram channel listed on TeleHub. View its description, category, member count, and Telegram join link.
Curious about Ireland's storied history? Our channel dives into historical writings and poignant reflections spanning centuries. From fierce kings to poetic hearts, each post unveils a piece of the nation's fabric. Expect an array of themes—from the resilience of its leaders to the expressive voices of poets capturing timeless sentiments. Whether you're a history buff or just beginning your journey into Ireland’s past, there’s something here for you. Join us as we cherish and discuss these beautiful narratives!
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God with you, heroes of the Gael! Let no cowardice be heard of you: Ye have never earned dishonour In time of battle or of war. By you be fought a gallant fight, O pure-armed joyous company, For the sake of your native soil, Homesteads and lealands of the isle of the Gael. If ye desire to avenge Ireland, O champions valiantly descended, Shun not perilous deed nor wrath Nor many mighty battles. ‘Tis better to watch on the tops of the cold bens, ‘Though short of sleep, yet gladsome, Urging fight against foreign soldiery Who hold your fathers’ land! God With You, Heroes of the Gael - Angus Mac Daighre O'Daly (1580)
It is impossible, however, for the possessor of Irish fully to realise its importance or to grasp its significance without a familiarity with the facts and a knowledge of the course of Irish history. No surer means can be imagined for enshrining the new generation with the idea of the language movement than bringing them into touch with their country’s story. The student who takes up Irish without a knowledge of Irish history loses the true meaning of the language: his study is but a cult; he may cherish the flower but he has torn it from its roots. But the student of Irish history is inevitably and with increasing rapidity carried on to a realisation of the indissoluble bond which unites all our ideas of Ireland as a distinct entity with the existence of a national language. Irish History (1907) - Pádraig Mac Piarais ( Patrick Pearse)
They crushed thee, Éire, and sacked thy altars, And chained thy limbs - in their godless pride - They slew thy people, and razed thy Temples, And mocked thy love for the One Who died. They plundered all; only one fair treasure That the spoiler's hand could not break or steal - 'Twas Faith, unswerving, in God thy Saviour, Thy heart within was its shrine and seal. And still it shines, with a perfect brightness, To guide thy feet o’er the lonely road That winds away thro’ the misty mountains, And will end one day at the Lord’s abode. O guard it, Eire, and part it never. They call thee poor, but thy wealth is great: For "twill win thee welcome, beyond all measure, That day of days at the Golden Gate. Ireland's Faith, Songs of Glen na Mona (1929) - Brian Ó hUigínn (Brian O'Higgins)