The Celtic Renaissance after 1900 created works such as "Muirgheis" (1903) by Thomas O'Brien Butler, "Connla of the Golden Hair" (1903) by William Harvey Pélissier, "Eithne" (1909) by Robert O'Dwyer, and "The Tinker and the Fairy" (1910) by Michele Esposito. "Muirgheis" and "Eithne" have librettos in Irish, as have a number of 1940s and '50s works by Éamonn Ó Gallchobhair. Most of the Irish operas written since the 1960s have a contemporary international outlook, with important works by Gerard Victory, James Wilson, Raymond Deane, Gerald Barry, and a number of young composers since the turn of the century.