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  • (St. Patrick, Cu Chulainn, Oisin) : Tabhair Dom Ghrasa, Fiormhac De. Tabhair Dom Do Neartsa, An Ghrian Gheal Gle

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    This short poem references three figures from Irish mythology - St. Patrick, Cu Chulainn, and Oisin - and asks the "true son of God" and the "clear bright sun" for love and strength. It repeats the request in each stanza.

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    Triad

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    This short poem references three figures from Irish mythology - St. Patrick, Cu Chulainn, and Oisin - and asks the "true son of God" and the "clear bright sun" for love and strength. It repeats the request in each stanza.

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    (St. Patrick, Cu Chulainn, Oisin) : Tabhair Dom Ghrasa, Fiormhac De. Tabhair Dom Do Neartsa, An Ghrian Gheal Gle

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    This short poem references three figures from Irish mythology - St. Patrick, Cu Chulainn, and Oisin - and asks the "true son of God" and the "clear bright sun" for love and strength. It repeats the request in each stanza.

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    "Triad"

    [St. Patrick, Cu Chulainn, Oisin]

    Tabhair dom ghrasa,


    Fiormhac De.
    Tabhair dom do neartsa,
    An ghrian gheal gle.

    [Repeat]

    [Translation]

    Give me your love,


    true son of God.
    Give me strength,
    the clear bright sun.

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