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'''UP AGAINST THE BOUGHALAUNS.''' AKA - "Up against the Buachalawns." AKA and see “[[Thar an gCnoc]],” “[[Over the Hill]],” “[[Sonny Brogan’s Favorite]],” “[[Early Breakfast (The)]],” "[[Green Hills of Kerry]]," “[[Knocknagree Reel]],” "[[Limerick Lassies (The)]]," "[[Miss Lyon's]]," "[[Miss Lyons' Choice]]," “[[Miss Lyons' Fancy]].” Irish. A ''boughalaun'', or ''buachalán'', is commonly called a ragwort and is a plant that grows 2 3 feet high, with bright yellow flowers. It is very common in the west of Ireland but is generally considered a weed, especially in farmed land; in fact, though the weed is noxious to cattle, goats are unaffected by it and are sometimes let wild into pastures to consume the plant before cattle can get to it. | '''UP AGAINST THE BOUGHALAUNS.''' AKA - "Up against the Buachalawns." AKA and see “[[Thar an gCnoc]],” “[[Over the Hill]],” “[[Sonny Brogan’s Favorite]],” “[[Early Breakfast (The)]],” "[[Green Hills of Kerry]]," “[[Knocknagree Reel]],” "[[Limerick Lassies (The)]]," "[[Miss Lyon's]]," "[[Miss Lyons' Choice]]," “[[Miss Lyons' Fancy]].” Irish. A ''boughalaun'', or ''buachalán'', is commonly called a ragwort and is a plant that grows 2 3 feet high, with bright yellow flowers. It is very common in the west of Ireland but is generally considered a weed, especially in farmed land; in fact, though the weed is noxious to cattle, goats are unaffected by it and are sometimes let wild into pastures to consume the plant before cattle can get to it. | ||
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''Recorded sources'': <font color=teal>Columbia Legacy CK 48693, The Chieftains – “The Best of the Chieftains” (1992). Chieftains – “Boil the Breakfast Early.” </font> | ''Recorded sources'': <font color=teal>Columbia Legacy CK 48693, The Chieftains – “The Best of the Chieftains” (1992). Chieftains – “Boil the Breakfast Early.” </font> | ||
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UP AGAINST THE BOUGHALAUNS. AKA - "Up against the Buachalawns." AKA and see “Thar an gCnoc,” “Over the Hill,” “Sonny Brogan’s Favorite,” “Early Breakfast (The),” "Green Hills of Kerry," “Knocknagree Reel,” "Limerick Lassies (The)," "Miss Lyon's," "Miss Lyons' Choice," “Miss Lyons' Fancy.” Irish. A boughalaun, or buachalán, is commonly called a ragwort and is a plant that grows 2 3 feet high, with bright yellow flowers. It is very common in the west of Ireland but is generally considered a weed, especially in farmed land; in fact, though the weed is noxious to cattle, goats are unaffected by it and are sometimes let wild into pastures to consume the plant before cattle can get to it.
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Recorded sources: Columbia Legacy CK 48693, The Chieftains – “The Best of the Chieftains” (1992). Chieftains – “Boil the Breakfast Early.”