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Nuair a thiocfas mé abhaile

he would put it under the wheels at all he would go on the bases.

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Cothrom an lae seo anuraidh

It's the same thing everywhere now.

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Le fada an lá

Here they are today with Leinster.

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comhuaineach

with a road column.

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Nuair a dhéanfas mé é sin

Two two burn this and when it is done, when it is done burning dust, when something else is being sought or two seeking some good to be gained from it.

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Nuair a thiocfas muid ar ais

Yes.

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Nómait

Therefore.

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Bomaite (Uladh)

with

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Móiméid - Nóiméad

Well, that is there and that is said when you go to touch it to break it up and that's how it does it.

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Go síoraí/go brách

And that's the place where you'll see it the most.

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Nuair a bhéas mé

Wear it and break it in the cover.

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sár i bhfad

There was no interest in putting it in, but when you would see the list that was going, it was like...

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ar feadh scathamh

What other use have you seen it being used for besides being put on the roofs of houses?

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Roimh mo linns

But cut wine.

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