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* '''Song of O'Donohue's Mistress:''' song by Tomas Moore | * '''Song of O'Donohue's Mistress:''' song by Tomas Moore | ||
| − | * '''White Steed, most joy to thee":''' a line from the song. The White steeds are the wind and waves. The spirit of O'Donohue was supposed to appear in Killarney on May Day, riding his white steeds on | + | * '''White Steed, most joy to thee":''' a line from the song. The White steeds are the wind and waves. The spirit of O'Donohue was supposed to appear in Killarney on May Day, riding his white steeds on the lake. |
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Revision as of 17:13, 27 February 2013
- Song of O'Donohue's Mistress: song by Tomas Moore
- White Steed, most joy to thee": a line from the song. The White steeds are the wind and waves. The spirit of O'Donohue was supposed to appear in Killarney on May Day, riding his white steeds on the lake.
