Dominick Kelly Explained

Dominick Kelly
Known For:	The Battle of the Chanters

Dominick Kelly was an 18th-century Irish poet. His poems include The Battle of the Chanters, The Grave of Love, and Molly White; or the Bride Bewitched.^[1] He was from Roscommon or Ballyglass and died around 1806.^[2] He used the courtesy titles Esquire and M.D.^[3]

Notes and References

1. Ross . Ian Campbell . Markey . Anne . Dominick Kelly's 'The Battle of the Chaunters' Sequence from 'Fugitive Pieces' (1770) . Eighteenth-Century Ireland / Iris an dá chultúr . 33 . 133–184 . 2018 . 0790-7915 . 45116871 . mdy-all .
2. Book: O'Donoghue . David James . The Poets of Ireland: A Biographical and Bibliographical Dictionary of Irish Writers of English Verse . 1912 . en . Dalcassian Publishing Company . 225 .
3. Poetry . . 759 . December 1806 . mdy-all .