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The Voyage of Brendan the Navigator St. Brendan the Navigator Courtesy of An Post St. Brendan the Navigator Courtesy of An Post Irish monks often travelled to other countries to spread the gospel. In 563 AD a famous Irish monk called St. Columba travelled to Scotland to teach people about Christ. He founded a monastery on the island of Iona in the Hebrides in Scotland. Another monk, St. Brendan or Brendan the Abbot, was also a travelling monk. He is thought to have been born in 489 AD near Killarney in Co. Kerry. He lived until approximately 570 or 580 AD. St. Brendan founded many monasteries, such as Ardfert Cathedral in Co. Kerry and Clonfert in Co. Galway. Sea Voyages Records show that St. Brendan undertook many sea voyages around Ireland, Wales and western Scotland before he undertook his famous journey to the New World (America). A story written in Latin describes this journey. This story tells that Brendan and the other monks saw a volcanic eruption. The story also describes how they saw crystal floating in the sea and that they were chased by a sea monster. Some people doubted that a boat made of ox hides could have made such a long journey. However, a sailor and geographer named Tim Severin recreated the sixth-century voyage of St. Brendan in 1976 and 1977. Upload to this page Add your photos, text, videos, etc. to this page. Map Search Content Secondary Students - CSPE - History - Science - Gaeilge - Music - Art - Geography - Environmental and Social Studies - Home Economics - Features - Games & 3D Tours - FunZone - How to do Research - Find your Local LibraryFind your Local Library - Ask a LibrarianAsk a Librarian - How to do a ProjectHow to do a Project
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Seaghán P. Mac Énrí Rugadh ar 3ú Márta, 1862, i West Hackney Londain. Fuair a athair bás agus gan Seaghán P. ach bliain d'aois. Thug a mháthair arais é go dtí a n-áit dhúchais, i bParóiste na Scríne, Co. Shligigh i 1864. Cuireadh ar scoil é ar an Meal, agus ansin chuig Bráithre Mhuire. Bhí eolas ar an ngaeilge aige ó bhí sé óg, agus lean air dá foghlaim. In 1881, d'aistrigh siad go Bleá Cliath. Rinne sé leigheas i gColáiste na Trionóide. Bhain céim B. A. amach sa mbliain 1884. Fuair céim leigheis dhá bhliain ina dhiaidh sin. D'oibrigh sé in Ospidéal Naomh Uinsionn. Chuaigh sé go Sasana, in 1889, agus chaith sé dha bhliain déag ag obair ann.Thugadh sé cuairt ar an Éigipt, agus ar an Iodáil, ar mhaithe lena shláinte. Bhí sé ina Máinlia ag London Metropolitan Police. Bhi ina Leas Uachtarán ar Chraobh Londain de Chonradh na Gaeilge, in 1895. Thagadh sé go hÉirinn go minic. Bhíodh sé ina Ollamh i gColáiste Chonnacht ar an Spidéal, i rith an tSamhradh.D'fhag an Dochtúir Mac Énrí Londain i 1906. Phós sé bean as Gaillimh, Jane Little. Bhí sé ina Uachtarán ar Chonradh na Gaeilge, ar feadh bliana, i 1925, agus rinne an t-uafás oibre go deónach, do'n Chonradh. Chónaí sé in nGaillimh ag an am seo. Chaith sé blianta fada ina Ollamh i gColaiste na hOllscoile, Gaillimh, agus bhí ina léachtóir sa Nua- Ghaeilge. Bhí sé mar bhall de Choiste Stiúrtha an Choláiste. Bhí an tsláinte ag clis air ó 1920 ar aghaidh. Fuair sé bás in nGaillimh sa mbliain 1930. Tá sé curtha sa reilig nua ansin. Cuid Dá Shaothar An Modh Díreach chun na Gaedhilge a d'foghluim, Cuid a 1 & II & III Bás Ghofradha Uí Dhomhnaill, 1905. Handbook of Modern Irish, 1905. Udhacht an Stiocaire, scéal atá suite i gCo. Shligigh. Ceachta Cainte an Mhúinteóra, 1908. An Réalt Eolais 1926. Tuaith agus Cathair 1926. Chuir sé eagar ar chuid de 'Chnoc Na nGabha', agus 'Seilg imeasc na nAlp' le Mhicil Bhreathnaigh. Foilsíodh go leor altanna leis san gClaidheamh Solais. Rinne sé aistriúcháin ó theangacha eile. Upload to this page Add your photos, text, videos, etc. to this page. Map Search Related LibrariesGalway County Library Contact this library » Content Secondary Students - CSPE - History - Science - Gaeilge - Ceachtanna Gaeilge: Modúil 1-10 - An Cultúr Gaelach - Litríocht na Sean-Ghaeilge - Meath agus Athbheochan - An Ghaeilge Inniu - Litríocht na Gaeilge - Translation: Irish Language and Literature - An Cheathrú Rua - Bailiúchán Samuel L. Mac Guidhir - Amhráin - Árd Fheiseanna Chonradh na Gaeilge (1903-21) - Béaloideas Chonnacht - Béaloideas Ghinerálta - Creideamh - Drámaí - Filíocht - Finscéalta - Foghlaim na Gaeilge - Gearrscéalta - Leabhair don Aos Óg - Leabhair Scoile - Nádúr - Paidreacha - Stair - Tír Eolaíocht - Uimhríocht - Úrscéalta - Ilgnéitheach - Na Scríbhneoirí - Piaras Béaslaí - Colm de Bhailís - Micheál Breathnach - Dubhghlas de hÍde - Seosamh Laoide - Seoirse Mac Clúin - Tomás Mac Domhnaill - Seaghán P. Mac Énrí - Eóin Mac Néill - Pádraig Mac Piarais - Pádraic Ó Conaire - Pádraig Óg Ó Conaire - Tomás Bán Ó Conceannain - Pádraig Ó Domhnalláin - Pádraig Ó Duinnín - Colm Ó Gaora - Peadar Ó Laoghaire - Micheál Ó Máille - Tomás Ó Máille - Énrí Ó Muirgheasa - Tomás Ó Raghallaigh - Seán Ó Ruadháin - Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha - Labhairt agus Scríobh - Prós - Filíocht - Music - Art - Geography - Environmental and Social Studies - Home Economics - Features - Games & 3D Tours - FunZone - How to do Research - Find your Local LibraryFind your Local Library - Ask a LibrarianAsk a Librarian - How to do a ProjectHow to do a Project