Biography with writings, poems and translations of James
Keegan(1859-1894). Keegan was a supporter(along with Douglas Hyde)
of the Irish Gaelic League and was part of the early Irish
Renaissance in creative writing and national consciousness. Keegan,
whilst a priest, also wrote for national journals under a variety
of pseudonyms and with an uncanny ability to favete linguis as far
as his superiors were concerned. Little is known of Keegan and this
is the first full study of his brief but active career and his
literary production. Keegan worked as an parish priest in Ireland
and in the U.S. and died in Ireland in his mid 30s.
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