Zoë Conway and her husband John McIntyre, who first recorded their arrangement as part of the album Allt, which is a collaboration with Scottish traditional musician Julie Fowlis and her husband Éamonn Doorley. Conway and McIntyre's musical setting of Ó Direáin's poem remains a very popular one, and they often perform it together on the concert stage. Despite being a native speaker of the North Uist dialect of Scottish Gaelic, Julie Fowlis has performed the song alongside them and has alternated with Zoë Conway in singing the verses in Connacht Irish. Bibliography His main works include the poetry collections: Coinnle Geala (1942) Dánta Aniar (1943) Rogha Dánta (1949) Ó Mórna agus Dánta Eile (1957) Ár Ré Dhearóil (1962) Cloch Choirnéil (1967) Crainn is Cairde (1970) Dánta 1939-79 (1980) Ceacht an Éin (1984) Béasa an Túir (1984) Tacar Dánta/Selected Poems (1984) Craobhóg: Dán (1986) Fear Lásta Lampaí (1928 - i nGaillimh/in Galway) His autobiographical essays are collected as Feamainn Bhealtaine (1961). Iníon Rí na Spáinne (1952) Translation References Bibliography External links Ó Direáin, Máirtín (1910-1988) at ainm.ie Short Aosdána biography Brief biographical material and sample poem Máirtín O'Direáin at The Teresa Deevy Archive Máirtín O'Direáin Irish poem An tEarrach Thiar Irish poem with English translation 1910 births 1988 deaths 20th-century Irish-language poets 20th-century Irish poets 20th-century male writers Aran Islands Burials at Mount Jerome Cemetery and Crematorium Irish male poets Irish modernist poets People from County Galway