Irish English Tags Audio
An raibh sibh gar don trá ag an am sin? Were you near the shore at that time? Everyday phrases Seashore Time Questions Places
siad curtha, i bhFáil Mór they are buried in Falmore Places Life & death Verbs The home Geographical terms
'bhfuil morán daoine, chur anseo? Are many people buried here? Questions People Places Life & death Amount
Níl an cuimhniú dhomsa, ar an chéad doine a curthú ann I don't recall the first person to be buried here Life & death Feelings People Places Verbs
sna áit ina bhfuil na clocha geala in the the place where there are the bright stones Places Adjectives Astronomy Objects Geographical terms
an curtha, soir ag an mballa sin, soir The king is buried over to the east, at that wall there Places Buildings Life & death Geographical terms Time
ar chúl na tine the back of the fire Objects The home Everyday phrases Places Adjectives
bréan-lóib black rotten bog matter under blown sand at sea-edge. The slip (céibh) should have been built on rocks, but instead it was built on the bréanlóib, consequently had no proper foundation and did not last. Adjectives Geographical terms Objects Places Farming life Log in to hear
cabhsae an old stony bare place Adjectives Places Countryside Physical descriptions Geographical terms Log in to hear
caróg a small species of seagull, most likely the black-headed gull. There were big numbers of carógs on the island of Moyinnish (?) in Clew Bay where limestone was got to build Inishkea school Animals Geographical terms Buildings Numbers Places Log in to hear
cnuas a crowd (at hay-making) Activities Farming life People Places Everyday phrases Log in to hear
bánú bhí an t-oileán le bánú .i. na daoine le n-a thréiscint, to be evacuated. Activities Feelings Places Verbs Disaster Log in to hear
cabhail bhí an teach i n-oirde cabhlach agam, sidewall high Buildings Everyday phrases Colours Physical descriptions Places Log in to hear
cleas ní rabh cor ná cleas as, (the boy) was very quiet and well conducted in a strange house Adjectives Feelings People Everyday phrases Places Log in to hear
cleiteach tá an garla cleiteach ar a' gcirc, the hen is in her pen-feathers Animals Everyday phrases Conversation Feelings Places Log in to hear