Dictionary Entries

Cad/Céard í do shlí bheatha?

The other one, the one you have, the fool.

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ag éileamh

Yes. If you are finding the dialect difficult to understand (North Connacht Irish), there is sometimes a standard Irish version available here also:.

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go deonach

There was a crowd.

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Láithreoir

Attracting tourists into a tour.

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comhdháil

Of course, he is not going to do and not really the local people, the people of the area.

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Ag earcaíocht

But. If you are finding the dialect difficult to understand (North Connacht Irish), there is sometimes a standard Irish version available here also:.

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Tionsclaíocht

But I am of the opinion, Pádraic, that people talk about the tourist and the person coming in who has no Irish, and as I am strongly of the opinion that it does not bother the tourists at all.

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tuairiscí fadálacha

How big and how much has it gone astray or been wasted?

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cúiteamh

"what is different in the literature"

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le harduithe céime a fháil

The places..

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iliomad eagraíochtaí,

But for the other one to be there as well, especially...

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ag stocaireacht

Roads.

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Ní bheidh cead ag baill ach oiread áirithe airgid a chur i dtaisce sa gComhar Creidmheasa feasta

I would say so.

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Cor mór i ngluaiseacht na gComhar Creidmheasa – díbhinn ar bith á cheadú do na baill

We'll see what happens.

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baill

Well, it's always around, it will be, it will still be a problem, as they say, but we'll see what happens.

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