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Máirtín Ó Cadhain
Life
1906-1970 [var. Cadhain pronunciationUí Chadhain]; b. Cois Fharraige, nr. Spiddal, Connemara, Co. Galway [Connemara Gaeltacht], ed. National School, and St. Patricks Training College, Drumcondra; Irish language native and schoolteacher, dismissed for membership of IRA, in which he served as recruiting officer in the 1930s, and recruited Brendan Behan; involved in establishment of Co. Meath Gaeltacht (Ráth Cairn); trans. Kickhams novel Sally Cavanagh, 1932; issued Idir Shúgragh agus Dáiríre [Between Jest and Earnest] (1939); arrested 1939, and interned at the Curragh, 1940-44, where he taught Irish to fellow prisoners, entering internment with only a story if Gorky in a French translation found in a book-barrow (Thats what my own people do except they have different names); joined Translation Dept. of Oireachtas, 1948; issued An Braon Borghach [The Dirty Drop] (1948); |
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