Irish Texts Society Subsidiary Series Volume 31: Giolla Brighde Mac Con Midhe: The Poet and His Craft

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Irish Texts Society Subsidiary Series Volume 31: Giolla Brighde Mac Con Midhe: The Poet and His Craft

by Pádraigín Riggs

€ 21.00

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Published by Irish Texts Society

November 2019

Paperback

Number of pages: 270

ISBN: 9781999804749

€ 21.00

Quantity

Book Details

Published by Irish Texts Society

November 2019

Paperback

Number of pages: 270

ISBN: 9781999804749

About the authors

Pádraigín Riggs

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