Mac Giolla Cheara, Phil
Tue, 11/29/2011 - 15:40 | by Eoghan
Biographical Note
Comprehensive information about this speaker has been compiled by Dr Ciarán Ó Duibhín at http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/~oduibhin/doegen/acgiollacheara_biog.htm.
Personal Details Form ('Personalbogen')
A personal details form (‘Personalbogen’) was completed for each speaker at the Doegen Scheme recording sessions 1928-31. The information displayed below is derived mainly from these forms.Sex | Male |
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Personalbogen form(s) for this speaker (RIA Library ref.) | Doegen P-B/126, Doegen P-B/127 |
Record number(s) for this speaker | LA 1265, LA 1266 |
Track title(s) for this speaker | An ceannaí snáithe - Phil Mac Giolla Cheara Huddens agus Duddens agus Domhnall Ó Daoraí - Phil Mac Giolla Cheara An crooked-legged gentleman - Phil Mac Giolla Cheara Uimhreacha - Phil Mac Giolla Cheara |
Track ID(s) for this speaker (User Version) | LA_1265d1, LA_1265d2, LA_1266d1, LA_1266d2 |
Forename(s) (Canonical) | Phil |
Surname (Canonical) | Mac Giolla Cheara |
Alias forename(s) | No data. |
Alias surname(s) |
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County of origin | Co. Donegal |
Address | Letter, Urris, Clonmany, Co.
Donegal |
Age | 85 |
Date of birth | No data |
Place of birth | Urris, Co. Donegal |
Nearest big town to place of birth | Derry |
Place(s) lived age 0-6 | Urris, Co. Donegal |
Place(s) lived age 7-20 | Urris, Co. Donegal |
Place(s) lived from age 20 | Urris, Co. Donegal. |
Education | Primary school, Tirnasligo, Co. Donegal |
Father's home place | Urris, Co. Donegal |
Mother's home place | Urris, Co. Donegal |
Father's profession | Farmer |
Nationality | Irish |
Mother tongue | Irish |
Languages spoken other than Irish | English |
Able to read? | No |
Able to write? | No |
Able to play a musical instrument? | No |
Able to sing or play modern European kinds of music? | No |
Religion | Catholic |
Profession | Farmer |
Names (of RIA committee members, recordist) appearing on form | Myles Dillon, M.A. O'Brien |
Comment(s) on voice etc. | "Voice weak. This speaker is very infirm, and was too close to the receiver for clear recording." (Myles Dillon) |