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| Peig Sayers | ||
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| Peig Sayers har grêf | ||
| persoanlike bysûnderheden | ||
| echte namme | Máiréad Sayers | |
| nasjonaliteit |  Iersk
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| berne | 1873 | |
| berteplak | Dunquin, County Kerry, Ierlân | |
| stoarn | 8 desimber1958[1] | |
| stjerplak | Dingle, County Kerry | |
| etnisiteit | Iersk | |
| wurkpaad | ||
| berop/amt | Húsfrou, skriuwster, ferteller | |
| bekendste wurk(en) |
Peig Machnamh Seanmhná | |
Peig Sayers (1873–1958) wie in Iersk skriuwster, mar fral seanachaí (tradisjoneel Iersk ferteller/histoarikus) dy't berne waard yn Dunquin (Iersk-Gealik: Dún Chaoin), County Kerry, Ierlân .[2] Seán Ó Súilleabháin, de eardere argivaris fan de Ierske Folkloare Kommisje, hat har beskreaun as "one of the greatest woman storytellers of recent times".[3]
- ↑ [1] Dáta a báis ó Ainm.ie, 4 Aib. 2015
- ↑ Peig Sayers Biography (1873–1958) - Online Encyclopedia Article
- ↑ Sean O'Sullivan, "Folktales of Ireland," pages 270–271: The narrator, Peig Sayers, who died in December, 1958, was one of the greatest woman storytellers of recent times. Some of her tales were recorded on the Ediphone in the late 'twenties by Dr. Robin Flower, Keeper of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and again by Seosamh Ó Dálaigh twenty years later.