Pádraic S. Ó Murchú Speaker
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- Full name
- Pádraic S. Ó Murchú
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- Voice
- male
- Location
- Binghamstown South Electoral Divisoin, Westport-Belmullet Municipal District, County Mayo, Connacht, Ireland
- Language ability
- Native
Irish | English | Tags | Audio | |
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Bhíodh
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Seán used to sit by the fire with his back to the dresser that was in the corner. | Activities Everyday phrases Furniture The home Physical descriptions | ||
Bhíodh
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He used to be smoking his pipe and gazing into the firelight. | Activities Feelings Everyday phrases Verbs Rest and relaxation | ||
Ba
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It was the only light he had. | Abstract nouns Adjectives Everyday phrases Feelings Verbs | ||
Corruair
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Sometimes if he found himself in the big town, he would get a couple of candles but he was rarely in the big town. | Adverbs Everyday phrases Geographical terms Feelings Objects | ||
Corruair
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At other times, Pílí Cat would be sitting opposite him, watching Seán and answering the questions Seán would ask him. | Activities Feelings Conversation People Everyday phrases | ||
Uaireantaí
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At other times, he would be sitting away from the fire bravely coughing and looking into the fire. | Activities Feelings Verbs Rest and relaxation Adverbs | ||
Agus
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And Seán would look down at the bottom of the house and he would see the shadow of Pílí Cat down on the hearth; he was coming between the light of the fire and the hearth. | People Places The home Feelings Verbs | ||
Nuair
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When Pílí Cat had his fill of food, he would stretch out from ear to tail in the hearth and sleep for a while. | Animals Food and drink Feelings Everyday phrases Rest and relaxation | ||
Ar
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"On the other side of the story, when supper was eaten in the evening, Skinny Cat would hit the road out through the hole in the closed door and would be out all night, and that's when he would return in the morning when John was getting up." | Everyday phrases Animals Activities People Time | ||
Isteach
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Back in through the hole in the door, and when breakfast was eaten, he would go up and stretch out in front of the fire and let a puff of smoke from his head. | Activities Everyday phrases Feelings Objects Verbs | ||
Bhíodh
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His pipe was always burnt out in the ashes, and that was why Seán Caolchat called him Luathadh (Ashes). | Everyday phrases Feelings Names Idioms Objects | ||
Ní
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He would not stir out by day but to be skulking by the fireside. | Feelings Everyday phrases Activities Adverbs Verbs | ||
Is
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"He was a knave, a rogue, a liar, and a scoundrel." | Adjectives People Personality Feelings Everyday phrases | ||
Agus
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"And he and Seán would keep an eye on each other, and there wasn't a move Seán would make that Caolchat wouldn't open one eye and keep watch on Seán." | Activities Feelings Relationships Verbs Everyday phrases | ||
Agus
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And Seán was the same way with him. | Relationships People Adverbs Everyday phrases Feelings |