Trinity College harp

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The Trinity College harp is a medieval Irish harp preserved at Trinity College Dublin and regarded as a national symbol of Ireland, famously serving as the model for the emblem used on Irish coins and official insignia.

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Trinity College harp canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval Irish harp
musical instrument
national symbol of Ireland
alsoKnownAs Brian Boru harp NERFINISHED
College harp NERFINISHED
O’Neill harp NERFINISHED
approximateDate early 15th century
late 14th century
associatedWith Irish Free State (as state emblem) NERFINISHED
collection Old Library of Trinity College Dublin NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
culturalContext Gaelic Ireland NERFINISHED
currentCondition not playable
depictedOn Irish euro coins (stylised form)
Irish pre-euro coinage
displayStatus on public display
genreAssociation Irish traditional music
hasPart forepillar
neck
soundbox
heritageStatus national treasure of Ireland
influenced design of Irish government harp symbol
design of Irish presidential seal
design of Irish state coat of arms
instrumentFamily chordophone
instrumentSubtype wire-strung harp
locatedIn Trinity College Dublin NERFINISHED
material brass (strings)
oak
willow
notableFor being one of the oldest surviving Gaelic harps
serving as the primary model for the modern Irish harp emblem
numberOfStrings approximately 29
origin Ireland NERFINISHED
preservedBy Trinity College Dublin Library NERFINISHED
stringType metal strings
symbolOf Ireland NERFINISHED
Irish cultural identity
Irish sovereignty
usedAs model for harp on Irish coins
model for harp on official Irish state insignia
model for the harp emblem of Ireland

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Brian Boru harp alsoKnownAs Trinity College harp