Mánas Ó Dónaill

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€4.95 (hardback), 48 pages; ISBN 978-0-898332-10-X

An historical biography for the 10-12 age group.

Mánus Ó Dónaill was a chieftain, a soldier, a poet, and a Gaelic prince in the European tradition. He had a special fondness for poetrs and poetry, and commissioned the writing of 'Beatha Cholmcille' (The Life of Colmcille). His story gives us an insight into the history of Gaelic Ireland in the 16th Century.

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