Slane

Slane is a hill near Tara, in Ireland. It was at Slane in the 5th Century that the first fires of Easter were lit by St Patrick as a challenge to King Laoghaire. The tune was included in Patrick W. Joyce’s Old Irish Folk Music and Sons in 1901, some sources give it as 18th Century, but others quote 8th Century.

Please beware that the tune has a number of variations. That used for Be thou my vision with 10 10 10 10 will not scan for Be thou my vision with Meter 10 11 11 12. Please check the meter in your hymn book.

Lord of all hopefulness is meter 10 11 11 12, but only has 4 verses.

Lord Of All Hopefulness
10 11 11 12 / 2023 / All Souls' Day / Anonymous / Baptism/Christening / Celtic / Funeral / General / Hymn / Jan Struther (1901-1953) / Lord Of All Hopefulness / Orchestra / Oxford University Press / Remembrance Day and Remembrance Sunday / Slane / Traditional Irish / Wedding / Year A Proper 9, Ordinary 14, Trinity 5, 6th Sunday after Penecost / Year B Proper 9, Ordinary 14, Trinity 5 / Year C Proper 23, Ordinary 28, Trinity 17

Lord Of All Hopefulness (Slane, Orchestra, 4 Verses)

Lord Of All Hopefulness : Orchestral Recording Alternative settings of Lord Of All Hopefulness. Tune: Slane, a traditional Irish melody by

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Lord Of All Hopefulness (Slane, Organ, 4 Verses)
10 11 11 12 / 2023 / All Souls' Day / Anonymous / Baptism/Christening / Celtic / Funeral / General / Hymn / Jan Struther (1901-1953) / Lord Of All Hopefulness / Organ / Oxford University Press / Remembrance Day and Remembrance Sunday / Slane / Traditional Irish / Wedding / Year B Proper 9, Ordinary 14, Trinity 5 / Year C Proper 23, Ordinary 28, Trinity 17

Lord Of All Hopefulness (Slane, Organ, 4 Verses) Free Download

Lord Of All Hopefulness : Organ Recording Alternative settings of Lord Of All Hopefulness. Tune: Slane, a traditional Irish melody

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Be Thou My Vision
1 Thessalonians 5 / 10 10 10 10 / 10 11 11 12 / Anonymous / Ash Wednesday / Dallán Forgaill (c. 530 - 598) / Easter Vigil / Eleanor Henrietta Hull (1860-1935) / Epiphany / Exodus 33 / Funeral / Holy Week Monday / Holy Week Tuesday / Hymn / Irish Gaelic / Mary Elizabeth Byrne (1880 - 1931) / Richard M S Irwin (b. 1955) / Slane / TBR / Traditional Irish / Transfiguration of the Lord (Years A,B,C) / Video / Year A Advent 3 / Year A Easter 5 / Year A Epiphany 1 (Baptism of The Lord) / Year A Epiphany 3 / Year A Epiphany 6 / Year A Feast of Christ The King / Year A Lent 1 / Year A Proper 11, Ordinary 16 Trinity 6 / Year A Proper 12 Ordinary 17 Trinity 7 / Year A Proper 19, Ordinary 24, Trinity 14 / Year A Proper 24, Ordinary Time 29, Trinity 19 / Year A Proper 28, Ordinary 33, Second Sunday Before Advent / Year A Second Sunday Before Advent / Year B Advent 2 / Year B Easter 3 / Year B Easter 6 / Year B Epiphany 2 / Year B Epiphany 3 / Year B Epiphany Transfiguration Sunday, Next Before Lent / Year B Holy Name Of Jesus Or Naming And Circumcision Of Jesus / Year B Lent 1 / Year B Lent 2 / Year B Lent 3 / Year B Proper 14, Ordinary 19, Trinity 10 / Year B Proper 15, Ordinary 20, Trinity 11 / Year B Proper 16, Ordinary 21, Trinity 12 / Year B Proper 20, Ordinary 25, Trinity 16 / Year B Proper 23, Ordinary 28, Trinity 19 / Year B Proper 24, Ordinary 29, Trinity 20 / Year B Proper 28, Ordinary 33, Second Sunday Before Advent / Year B Proper 6, Ordinary 11, Trinity 2 / Year B Proper 7, Ordinary 12, Trinity 3 / Year C Advent 4 / Year C All Saints' Day / Year C Ash Wednesday / Year C Easter 5 / Year C Easter 7 - Seventh Sunday of Easter / Year C Epiphany 1, Baptism of The Lord / Year C Epiphany Transfiguration Sunday, Sunday Next Before Lent / Year C Lent 1 / Year C Proper 11, Ordinary 16, Trinity 5 / Year C Proper 13, Ordinary 18, Trinity 7 / Year C Proper 14, Ordinary 19, Trinity 8 / Year C Proper 20, Ordinary 25, Trinity 14 / Year C Proper 22, Ordinary 27, Trinity 16 / Year C Proper 23, Ordinary 28, Trinity 17 / Year C Proper 26, 4th Sunday Before Advent / Year C Proper 8, Ordinary 13, Trinity 2

Be Thou My Vision (Slane, Organ, 5 Verses)

Be Thou My Vision : Lyrics The original words of this hymn are attributed to Dallán Forgaill (c. 530 –

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