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Eh

Eh.

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Céad déag, mar déarfá.

One hundred and ten, as you’d say..

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Tá a fhios agam.

I know..

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De bharr bhí fuíollach ar an nGeata Mór roimhe sin.

As a result, there was rubbish at the Great Gate before that.

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'Sea.

Yes..

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Le linn an Bhiongó a theacht go huile.

During the Bingo, everything comes...

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Sea

Yes.

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Bhíodh bhíodh aonach an Gheata Mhóir, ba é an t-aonach ba mhó.

There used to be, there used to be the fair of the Big Gate, it was the biggest fair..

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Anna

Anna.

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Tá fear

There is a man.

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Agus bhíodh oícheanta ansin.

And there used to be nights then..

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Ó bhí an taoirín geata mór suas go dtí

Since the little gate was up to the big gate.

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Corruair bhíodh oícheanta speisialta, mar a déarfá.

Sometimes there would be special nights, as you might say..

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Bhí sé suas go dtí abair.

It was up to say..

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Em

Em.

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