Automated Author ProfileLochlann, Pádraig Ua
Lochlann, Pádraig Ua
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- A higher S-index indicates greater overall impact of your datasets relative to typical datasets in their fields of research
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- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 0.7 (sum of 2 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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Datasets
Story collected by Pádraig Ua Lochlann, a student at Aill Bhéil an Tulaigh school (Corkscrew Hill, Co. Clare) from informant Máire Ní Lochlainn.
Authors
- Chatháin, Máire Ní ;
- Lochlann, Pádraig Ua ;
- Lochlainn, Máire Ní
A collection of folklore and local history stories from Aill Bhéil an Tulaigh (school) (Corkscrew Hill, Co. Clare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Máire Ní Chatháin.
Authors
- Aill Bhéil An Tulaigh ;
- Chatháin, Máire Ní ;
- Challanáin, Máire Ní ;
- Conmara, Máire Ní ;
- Chuinn, Brighid Ní ;
- Lochlann, Pádraig Ua ;
- Chonghaile, Treasa Ní ;
- Lochlainn, Cáit Ní ;
- Dhaboráin, Áine Ní ;
- Chaoilte, Mairéad Ní ;
- Chonghaile, Eithne Ní ;
- Dhabhoráin, Áine Ní ;
- Conmara, Caoighimh Mac ;
- Mairtín, Seán Uí ;
- Callanáin, Máire Ní ;
- Máirtín, Seán Uí ;
- Laoi, Nóra Ní ;
- Dhabhoráin, Treasa Ní ;
- Chaoilte, Máiréad Ní ;
- Chaoilte, Maighréad Ní