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ar an Tír Thiar, fad ó shin in the West, a long time ago Geographical terms Time Adverbs Abstract nouns Everyday phrases
capóg dock leaf Plants Everyday phrases Countryside Food and drink Geographical terms Log in to hear
coinic current (in sea). Abstract nouns Nature Geographical terms The seashore Water Log in to hear
bradhall cormorant Animals Geographical terms Seashore wildlife Log in to hear
conacra conacre Farming life Land Agriculture Geographical terms Objects Log in to hear
clómhar clover Plants Countryside Food and drink Seashore wildlife Geographical terms Log in to hear
clabhtaí clouds Abstract nouns Weather Geographical terms Nature Astronomy Log in to hear
alt thuit sé le alt, fell over the cliff into the sea. cliff Geographical terms The seashore Objects Disaster Nature Log in to hear
cábhóg chough Animals Geographical terms Folklore Log in to hear
boráiste charlock, which in other parts of the country is called praiseach Plants Geographical terms Food and drink Conversation Life & death Log in to hear
cuaiseáin tá cuaiseáin ann cavities in peat before it is cut Everyday phrases Geographical terms Health Plants Activities Log in to hear
cláimín Around Balla the horns of cora bocs (i.e. mountain sheep) ar called cáimíns. cane or light stick taken to children when bold Animals Everyday phrases Geographical terms Objects Folklore Log in to hear
cruach Pháraic broad-leaved plantain Plants Objects Adjectives Countryside Geographical terms Log in to hear
drís talamh an dris, smior a' talaimh. An Sean-dall Glic always knew good land from the bramles or briars that were growing on it (MMt). (the best of land). bramble Plants Food and drink Geographical terms Adjectives Abstract nouns Log in to hear
roilleóg bog myrtle Plants Food and drink Geographical terms Log in to hear