he sees human dignity and beauty in life’s darkest corners
his solace and serenity in every living thing in Iveragh
The stories reflect on characters on the edge of life
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Life of Colman of Lynn 2024 he sees human dignity andLife of Colman of Lynn, edited by Leo Daly, translated by Kuno Meyer \n \nThis work, whose full title is Life of Colman, son of Luachain, or Betha Colmain maic Luachain, is a thirteenth century Life of a seventh century saint Colman (who first gave Mullingar its name, 'the wry mill', An Muileann gCearr), written originally in Irish at Lynn monastery south of Mullingar, preserved at the Rennes Municipal Library in Brittany, and translated and published