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agus
fuair
sé
ag
beannú
an
oileáin
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and they found him blessing the island
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agus
nuair
a
bhí
sé
dhá
bheannú
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and when he was blessing
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ach
leath
an
oileáin
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but half the island
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The seashore
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‘sí
a
bhí
ann
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for 'twas her that was in it
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Agus
tá
an
charraic
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And the rock is
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The home
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le
feiceál
ag
duine
ar
bith
inniubh.
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to be seen by anyone today
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To be able to
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Agus
ansin
thainic
Clann
Lir
agus
bhaisc
an
Naomh
iad
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An then the children or Lir arrived and the Saint baptised them
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Agus
deir
na
daoiní
|
And it is said
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tá
tobar
beannaithe
ann
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that there is a Holy well
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nach
rabh
sé
ceart
ag
aon
bhean
an
t-uisce
a
thógáil.
|
that is it not right for any woman to take water from
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Dhá
dtóigthí
|
and if water is taken
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an
t-uisce
ina
fhuil
|
the water into blood
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gus
ní
thóigeann
bean
ar
bith
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And no woman takes
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aon
dath
uisce
ó
shin
as.
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any type of water from there, since then
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Ar
bhris
an
stoirm
an-tobann
a
Phat?
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Did the storm break suddenly Pat?
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