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- Dallán_Forgaill abstract "Saint Dallán Forgaill (ca. 530–598), also known as Dallán Forchella, Dallán of Cluain Dalláin, and born Eochaid Forchella, was an early Catholic Christian Irish poet known as the writer of the Amra Choluim Chille ("Eulogy of Saint Columba") and the early Irish poem, Rop tú mo baile[citation needed], the basis of the modern English hymn, "Be Thou My Vision".".
- Dallán_Forgaill comment "Saint Dallán Forgaill (ca. 530–598), also known as Dallán Forchella, Dallán of Cluain Dalláin, and born Eochaid Forchella, was an early Catholic Christian Irish poet known as the writer of the Amra Choluim Chille ("Eulogy of Saint Columba") and the early Irish poem, Rop tú mo baile[citation needed], the basis of the modern English hymn, "Be Thou My Vision".".