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na sliogáin agus ansin

the shells and then.

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Sa tsean-am.

In the olden days..

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Chaithfeadh siad feamainn ina mhullach.

They would throw seaweed on his head.

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'Sén leis an leis an deatach ná an toit a choinneáil istigh ach

It is with the smoke to keep the smoke in only.

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Thiocfadh le leac ná

A flagstone could not.

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Chonaic mé ag an seandream adeir siad nuair a thig an nuair a tháinig an tin sin amach an an an sing nó na síon an tins leagadh siad é sin i luach agus clocha.

I saw with the old people they say when that fire came out, the sing or the weather, the tins, they laid that in lime and stones.

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'Sea.

Yes..

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Chaithfeadh sé an t-uisce a choinneáil díreach leis an teas a choinneáil a choinneáil istigh de bharr tá a fhios ag 'chuile dhuine.

He would have to keep the water straight in order to keep the heat in because everyone knows...

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Díreach leis.

Straight to it..

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a choinneáil scéadach a choinneáil istigh.

to keep a secret to keep inside..

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Gur suas atá an teas agus an deatach agus an toit ag iarraidh a dhul má tá clár os a chionn ná leac.

That the heat and the smoke and the soot rise up and try to go if there is a board or a flagstone above them.

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'Sea.

Yes..

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Caithfidh sé.

He must..

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Caithfidh sé fanacht agus cuir faoi agus síos tá sé ag dul i mullach an

He must wait and settle down and he is going up to the top of it.

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An rud a deir sé dhó.

What he says to him..

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