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- Dúlamán comment "Dúlamán (Irish for \"channelled wrack\", a type of edible seaweed), is an Irish folk song.The text of the song relates to the Irish practice of gathering seaweed for various purposes, dating from lean times when seaweed was valuable as a defence against famine.There are many versions of the melody that come from the Irish folk song tradition. Among the best known settings (both derived from the Scottish strathspey \"Cutting Ferns\") are those of Clannad, recorded on their 1976 album Dúlamán.".