ach
tua
na
gciorruithe
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bhualadh
anuas
uirthi
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but the ax of the cuts struck her
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chomh
binbeach
in
aghaidh
na
Gaeilge
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so vindictive against the Irish language
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nó
fágfar
ar
leataobh
an
teanga
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or the language will be left aside
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ag
éileamh
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demanding
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rud
atá
réadúil
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which is realistic
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cearta
féiniúlachta
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identity rights
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Tite
as
a
chéile
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Fallen to pieces
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Dá
ndéarfá
léi
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If you would say to her
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Tá
sí
déanta
go
leor
ar
an
gairsiúlacht
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She's used to the obscenity
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Tá
casadh
ann
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It's complicated
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Cá
tuighe
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why (donegal)
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chuige
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Cén
t-ábhar
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why
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Cén
t-údar
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Éadaigh
agus
Connamara)
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why
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