Irish harpers, an account of Arthur O'Neill, the blind harper, from the Belfast Chronicle, 28 Feb., 1816 and of Donnchadh Ó hAmsaigh (Denis O'Hampsay) 1695-1807, written by L. A. Walkington.

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