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Tá sé

It is.

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An toiseach nó an deireadh a chuireadh a chuirfeadh sí fúithi le n-éirí.

The beginning or the end she would choose to settle down with to rise...

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Céard déarfá, a Phádraic?

What would you say, Pádraic?

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Bhoil an toiseach é, bhoil, feictear dhomsa go raibh toiseach airíonn sa gcapall.

Well, at the beginning, well, it seems to me that there was a beginning of feeling in the horse..

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'Sea.

Yes..

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toiseacht na cosa tosaigh na cosa ag tosaigh mbaineann sí greim amach leo

the beginning of the feet the feet starting she grabs hold of them.

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Agus tá sé sin neamhghnáthach mar aon go leor de na hainm an bhó abair.

And that is unusual as well as many of the names of the cow, say...

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Thógas an sea.

I took that.

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Sea

Yes.

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An mada ar an gcaoi chéanna!

The dog in the same way!

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Meas tú nach é an nach mbeadh mada cosúil leis an gcapall?

Do you think that a dog wouldn't be like the horse?

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Sé uaidh, adeir sé.

Six from it, he says.

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Ach a bhó agus a chaora agus mar sin.

But his cow and his sheep and so on...

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I ndeireadh an bhuailín sin.

At the end of that little field..

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Sea

Yes.

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