From A History of Irish Music by William H. Grattan Flood
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Ua Coinnecen, a timpanist, 57.
Ua Dalaigh, Cerbhall, composer of "Eibhlin a ruin," 76.
Uilleann (Union) pipes, 29, 30, 251.
Uileacan dubh O, 189.
Use of Sarum, 132, 134-5.Vallancey, General, 1, 64.
Venantius Fortunatus, St., 23, 42.
Vergil, Polydore, praises Irish harpers, 107.
Vitalian, Pope, introduces organ, 31.
Virginals, in Ireland in 1515, 156.Walker's Irish Bards, 21, 30 ff, 35, 60, 190.
Wallace, William Vincent, 329.
Walsh, John, O.F.M., 87.
Walsh, Thomas, O.F.M., 87.
Welsh music of Irish origin, 48 ff.
Wesley, Charles, publishes a hymn book in Dublin, 295.
William the Piper (1566), 112.
Winchester, David, founds a music school in St. Patrick's, 140.
Wooldridge, Professor, 42 ff, 59.
Wynkyn de Worde, 102.Yellow Book of Lecan, 35.
Young, Dr., Bishop of Clonfert, 66-7.Zeuss's Grammatica Celtica, 21, 67.
Zurich, Irish liturgical music books at, 40.