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Cuislinnach [?] (gender unknown)

(with) definite article: ?
plural: Cuislinnaigh; (with) definite article: ?
pipe blowers

any person who plays some kind of bagpipe (&c.)

Identical types: 127

Spelling in an ancient manuscript, describing the royal hall of Tamar, as translated in the »Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis« (by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Vallancey [born [1721, 1725, or 1731?] in Westminster as Charles Vallancé]); NB: ➺ Cuislennach.

Cuslennach [?]

Sources

Conran, Michael: The national music of Ireland, containing the history of the Irish bards, the national melodies, the harp, and other musical instruments of Erin [1846]. London & Manchester, 1850 (2), p.112.

ws (plural, in concordance with Cuislennach/Cuislennaigh).