Jul 20, 2021 · Fill high the blue hirlas! O cup-bearer, fill. As eagles that soar from their cliffs to the sun. Who shared its bright draught in the days which are fled! Their lot shall be lovely—renown …

The Hirlas Horn was a drinking-horn. It was long, blue and rimmed with silver. It was also used to sound an alarm on the battlefield. On his way to Bosworth Field, Henry VII (then the Earl of …

Hirlas Owain, Or, The Drinking-Horn Of Owen by Owain Cyfeiliog - Famous poems, famous poets. - All Poetry. Analysis (ai): This celebratory war poem extolls the victory of the Welsh …

The Hirlas Horn (the horn of plenty) is presented to the Archdruid and the Celts and other representatives from abroad are welcomed by the Gorsedd. The Recorder commemorates …

In the time of King Howel it was the office of the master of the royal hounds to sound his bugle-horn, in war, for a march, and to give the alarm and signal of battle. He likewise used it in …

The Hirlas Horn / Y Corn Hirlas Fill high the blue Hirlas! That shines like a wave, When sunbeams are bright, On the spray of the sea, And bear thou the rich Foaming mead to the brave The …

Praise, praise to the mighty, fill high the smooth horn Of honour and mirth,§ for the conflict is o'er; And round let the golden-tipp'd Hirlas be borne, To the lion defenders of Gwynedd's fair shore, …

A ‘Corn Hirlas’ is traditionally used as part of the Gorsedd y Beirdd ceremonies. The horn is presented by a local young mother, ‘Mam y Fro’. She offers the horn as a symbol of the wine …

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From the Songs of Wales, edited by Brinley Richards. A Hirlas Horn was a long, blue silver trimmed drinking-horn. When not filled with the best Welsh ale, it could also be used to sound …