bhí
an
tarbh
the bull was
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agus
chaith
sé
and he threw him
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agus
nuair
a
tháinic
an
fear
ar
a'
chosa
and when the man got to his feet
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agus
dúirt
sé
go
raibh
?
and he said there was a ?
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agus
d'imigh
na
rubálaidhe
leofa
and the robbers went off
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ach
thit
an
fear
amach
go
maith
but the man happened out (came out of it) well
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d'fhanadh
na
chailíní
óga
the young girls waited
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Bhí
conaí
ar
an
oileáin
seo,
i
bhfad
roimhe
cuimhne
sínseara
na
bhfear
seo.
There were people living on the island long before the ancestors of these men
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Bhí
fear
ina
chónaí
leis
féin
i
nGob
Oiligh
fadó
a
dtugadh
siad
Seán
a'
Ghoib
air,
agus
ní
raibh
de
chomhluadar
aige
faoi
chaolach
an
tí
ach
dhá
chat Cat
mór
bán
ar
bhaist
sé
Pílí
Cat
Bán
air,
agus
cat
dubh
caol
fada
ar
bhaist
sé
Caolchat
na
Luathadh
air.
There was a man living on his own on the Ely peninsula long ago that they called Seán of the Peninsula, and he had no company under the roof of the house except two cats. A big white cat he named White Pílí Cat, and a long slender black cat he named Speedy Slimcat.
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B'iontach
na
mátaí
Seán
agus
Pílí
Cat.
Seán and Pílí Cat were wonderful mates.
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Bhíodh
Seán
ina
shuí
cos
na
tineadh
san
oíche
ag
comhrá
agus
ag
caint
agus
ag
inseacht
scéaltaí
do
Phílí
Cat
agus
cluas
ar
Phílí
Cat
ag
éisteacht
leis.
Seán would sit by the fire at night talking and chatting and telling stories to Pílí Cat, and Pílí Cat would listen attentively.
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Corruair
eile,
bhíodh
Pílí
Cat
ina
shuí
taobh
thall
dó
agus
é
ag
faire
anall
ar
Sheán
agus
ag
freagairt
na
gceisteanna
a
bhíodh
Seán
ag
cur
air.
At other times, Pílí Cat would be sitting opposite him, watching Seán and answering the questions Seán would ask him.
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Agus
bhíodh
Seán
ag
faire
síos
ar
íochtar
an
tí
agus
d'fheiceadh
sé
scáile
Phílí
Cat
thíos
ar
an
mbinn;
bhí
sé
ag
tíocht
idir
solas
na
tineadh
agus
an
bhinn.
And Seán would look down at the bottom of the house and he would see the shadow of Pílí Cat down on the hearth; he was coming between the light of the fire and the hearth.
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Ar
an
taobh
eile
den
scéal
nuair
a
bhíodh
an
suipéar
ite
tráthnóna
bhuaileadh
Caolchat
an
bóthar
amach
ar
an
bpoll
a
bhí
ar
an
doras
iataí
agus
bhíodh
amuigh
ar
feadh
na
hoích'
agus
sin
an
uair
a
laindeáleadh
sé
ar
maidin
nuair
a
bhíodh
Seán
ag
éirí.
"On the other side of the story, when supper was eaten in the evening, Skinny Cat would hit the road out through the hole in the closed door and would be out all night, and that's when he would return in the morning when John was getting up."
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play
Is
éard
a
bhí
ann
cneámhaire,
rógaire,
falsóir
agus
leadaí.
"He was a knave, a rogue, a liar, and a scoundrel."
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