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Teach altranais
And then the stubborn stubborn in the cave or stubborn person.
titheabhaigh (carna) tifí (eachléim)
Regarding.
Seomra folctha
Long ago?
athdháileadh maoine
With the tourists, they are coming in today, they are going around, back and forth and out again.
comhdháil
Of course, he is not going to do and not really the local people, the people of the area.
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.
Comhlacht
Maybe if you are out in a place where there is plenty of wind blowing under you.
Foscadh
I think that you will still see plenty of old barns that have it old.
slat
And there is nothing left but the threads that are kept together and it was about three-quarters of an inch thick at this time.
ailtireacht
But. If you are finding the dialect difficult to understand (North Connacht Irish), there is sometimes a standard Irish version available here also:.
Bhí mé ceapaithe sa teach
Oh 'yes with the water to be released downhill and.
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