Edward Martyn

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Edward Martyn was an Irish playwright, patron of the arts, and cultural nationalist who played a pivotal role in the early Irish literary and theatrical revival.

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Edward Martyn canonical 7

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instanceOf Irish playwright
cultural nationalist
patron of the arts
person
associatedWith Arthur Griffith
George Moore
Lady Gregory
W. B. Yeats
linked to: W.B. Yeats
bequeathedEstateTo the Catholic Church
birthDate 1859-01-30
birthPlace Tulira, County Galway, Ireland
coFounderOf Abbey Theatre
Irish Literary Theatre
linked to: Abbey Theatre

Palestrina Choir
Sinn Féin
deathDate 1923-12-05
deathPlace Tulira, County Galway, Ireland
educatedAt Belvedere College
Christ Church, Oxford
Clongowes Wood College
founded Irish Theatre (Dublin)
linked to: Abbey Theatre
influenced early Abbey Theatre repertoire
influencedBy continental realism in drama
language English
movement Irish Literary Revival
Irish cultural nationalism
Irish theatrical revival
name Edward Martyn
nationality Irish
notableWork Maeve
The Dream Physician
The Heather Field
The Tale of a Town
occupation art patron
landowner
playwright
patronOf Irish theatre
church music in Ireland
visual arts in Ireland
politicalAlignment Irish nationalist
politicalOffice first president of Sinn Féin
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Tulira Castle
supported Gaelic cultural revival
termInOfficeEnd 1908
termInOfficeStart 1905
wroteInGenre drama
realist drama

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Celtic Revival hasKeyFigure Edward Martyn
Abbey Theatre founder Edward Martyn
Lady Gregory collaboratedWith Edward Martyn
Queen's College, Galway notableAlumni Edward Martyn
Edward Martyn name Edward Martyn
Isabella Augusta Persse coFounderWith Edward Martyn
subject linked to: Isabella