| Identifier Number | NS014014 |
| Title | Oran an Chupa |
| Alternative Title | Òran a' Chupa , Call a' Chupa |
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| First Line Chorus | An cupan ur boidheach ur |
| First Line Verse | Gur a mise tha fo chradh |
| Classifications | Local events and characters , Humorous , Lament |
| Subjects | John Dan MacNeil , trophy , milling frolic |
| Structure | Four line verse / Four line chorus |
| Place Of Origin | Nova Scotia |
| Composer First Name | Hugh Francis |
| Composer Last Name | MacKenzie |
| Composer Patronymic | Eóghann mac Eàirdsidh Sheumais |
| Composer Dates | 1895 - 1971 |
| Composer Gender | Male |
| Community | Rear Christmas Island |
| County | Cape Breton |
| Era Of Poetry | c. 1930 |
| Original Format | Manuscript |
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| Collector | Hugh Francis MacKenzie |
| Collection Title | Mac-Talla nan Cùl |
| Collection Location | Beaton Institute |
| Collection Number | PAM G40 |
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| Page Number | 37 |
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| Notes 1 | MacKenzie, Hugh F., Mar a b' àbhaist 's a' Ghleann, ed. Kim Ells (Antigonish: Sìol Cultural Enterprises, 2012) 12-19. |
| Notes 2 | "In the early thirties, milling contests were quite common throughout Victoria County. At one competition held at MacKinnon Harbour, a team from Barra Glen, captained by John Dan MacNeil, a native of Castle Bay, won the cup. At the next competition held at Iona on a rainy winter night; they lost the valued trophy. The song was composed as if by the team captain, John Dan MacNeil." |
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