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The Bookmark the Monthly Newsletter for Cavan County Council’S Library Service The Bookmark The Monthly Newsletter for Cavan County Council’s Library Service Issue 47, May 2015 Inside this Celebrate Bealtaine 2015 with us... Month’s Issue he Monthly Newsletter for Cavan County Council’s Library Service TRead about: Issue Bealtaine 3, September 2015 2011 Charlotte Brooke Success for Glór Bhréifne Cootehill Community Engagement Cavan’s Great Railways – A talk Feedback We want to hear from you. Please forward your Johnston Central Library ideas and suggestions to [email protected] 12th May, 12pm - Oral Reminiscences: An intergenerational event focusing on ‘Folklore - or write to Editor, Myths and Tales’ Library Newsletter, Johnston Central Library, 14th May, 12pm - Hidden Talents: An intergenerational event with children and adults Cavan. sharing music, song, dance, crafts and much more Subscribe to 21st May, 12pm - ‘Bealtaine na nGael’ Song & Rhyme Show Newsletter If you would like to Bailieborough Library subscribe to the Library Newsletter, please th 14 May, 11am - "The Art of Sewing, Knitting & Fabric contact your local library Manipulation", a workshop by Karen McArdle, Textile or email your details to Designer & member of Design & Crafts Council of [email protected]. Ireland th 26 May, 7pm – A Reading by Author in Residence for the Bealtaine Festival 2015 Timothy O’Grady. Reading from his critically acclaimed novel ‘I Could Read the Sky’ and reflecting on the experience of Irish emigration. Author in Residence for the Bealtaine Festival 2015 Timothy Belturbet Library O’Grady 19th May, 10am - School Days Now and Then: This Intergenerational Event will take place with Belturbet Library Craft Group & Local School Children 21st May, 3pm - ‘Bealtaine na nGael’ Song & Rhyme Show Cootehill Library Connemara-based Tadhg Mac 20th May, 2.30pm - ‘Bealtaine na nGael’ Song & Dhonnagáin will perform lively material Rhyme Show during the Bealtaine na nGael sessions All Bealtaine events are free! See www.cavanlibrary.ie for full event information. Library Theme 2015 is to “Focus on Folklore” Charlotte Brooke Comhghairdeas Glór Bhréifne A woman without a face - at least in history - as no portrait of this pioneering 18th-century scholar and literary translator is known to exist. She was born circa 1740 at Rantavan House, Mullagh and was one of the two surviving children of Henry Brooke and Letrice Digby who had a family of twenty two. She was educated at home by her father and gained a wide understanding of English, French and Italian literature. There was a noted coterie of Gaelic scholars in the Mullagh area including Feardorcha O’Farrelly and Cathaoir MaCabe; and Charlotte picked up a love of the Irish language from them. She studied the Irish language, collected Irish manuscripts, Sa phictúir: Aogán Ó Fearghaill, Carmel Ní Chíosóg Mhic and recorded poems that she heard recited. Her father Gabhann,Leabharlann Eamonn O’hArgain, Stiúrthóir staged a number of plays in Dublin where Charlotte was Seirbhísí Forbartha,Foras na Gaeilge, Pat Carey, Bellamnt Estate introduced to literary and theatrical life, and where she Rent Book Cathaoirleach ar Ghlór na nGael became acquainted with Muiris O’Gormain and Charles O’Connor, a friend of her fathers who helped her in collecting Glór Bhréifne, a Cavan based Irish language group Irish manuscripts. has worked with Cavan Library Service to promote the Her mother died at Rantavan in 1772, and Charlotte became Irish language throughout the county for many years, an isolated figure like the Brontes, devoting herself to her and this year received a prize worth €3,000 from Glór father until he died in 1783. She had nothing published until na nGael in the category Rannóg le Daonra. Aogán Ó Fearghail, Uachtaráin- Chumann Lúthchleas Gael, 1786 when three of her translations of Irish poems were presented the prizes to the award winners. included in Joseph Cooper Walker’s ‘Historical memoirs of Irish bards’. Her most famous work ‘The Reliques of Irish Poetry’ was published in 1789. This was the first time that a Cootehill Community Engagement wide selection of Irish verse appeared in print. In 1791 she published a book on Christian doctrine for children entitled ‘The School for Christians in Dialogue for the Use of Children’. She was a forerunner for the literary movement for the revival of the Irish language in the nineteenth century, and for the formation of the Gaelic League. Charlotte’s health was never robust and her financial circumstances in later life were poor. She died on 29 March 1793. Cavan’s Great Railways The ’Building Peace Through the Arts’ steering Committee, Cootehill, would like to invite interested Jonathan A Smyth will give a members of the public to attend a series of workshops talk on ‘The Railways of with Tony Stallard, who is the artist selected to deliver County Cavan’ in Belturbet the public art piece entitled ‘The Cootehill Harvester’ Library on Thursday May th for Halton’s Site Cootehill. 28 at 7.15pm. Workshop Dates are: Admission is free and 12th May 11.30am to 2pm everyone is welcome. 19th May 3.30pm to 6pm Contact Belturbet Library for 26th May 11.30am to 2pm further information. Contact Cootehill Library for further information. Library Contact Information & Opening Hours Johnston Central Library Farnham St, Cavan Bailieborough Library Cootehill Library Part-time Libraries (049) 4378500 Market House Bridge Street (042) 9665779 (049) 5559873 Monday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Arva 049 4335905 Tuesday 10.00 - 8.30 Tuesday 10.00 - 8.30 Ballyconnell 049 9526844 Wednesday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Wednesday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Ballyjamesduff 049 8545184 Thursday 10.00 - 8.30 Thursday 10.00 - 8.30 Belturbet 049 9522683 Friday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Friday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Kingscourt St Mary’s Hall Saturday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Saturday 10.00 – 1.15 2.15 - 5.15 Virginia 049 8548456 Website: www.cavanlibrary.ie Contact Us: [email protected] .
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