Turas Siar 427 - Pat 'Rua' Ó Raghallaigh (RIP) as Inis Gé faoi agallamh ag Máirtín Tom Sheáinín Mac Donnchadha, RnaG: Báthadh Inis Gé.

Mura inseoidh mé duit sin duitse anois an lá de seachtain a bhí againn, ba é Dé hAoine.

If I don't tell you that now to you, the day of the week we had, it was Friday.

Agus bhí an bhá an-chiúin.

And the bay was very quiet.

Agus bhí sé ag cur báisteach ar feadh an lae.

And it was raining all day.

Bhuel, tiomps ar a sé a chlog, tráthnóna.

Well, around six o'clock in the evening..

D'fhága sinn an baile.

We left the town.

Thiar bail ó Dhia oraibh ansin ar an t-oileán ó dheas agus fuair sin go dtí an t-oileán ó thuaidh an áit a raibh na curaí againn an áit a dtugadh siad an dock air agus na heangacha.

God’s blessing on you there on the southern island, and then that went to the northern island, the place where we had the curraghs, the place they called the dock, and the nets.

Ord muid isteach na heangacha insa gcurach.

We ordered the nets into the currach.

Dhá eangach bhí linn rangacha ronnach murlais a dtugadh siad uirthi ronnaí agus ansin iarraidh agus fuaigh sin amach tioms ar..

Two nets we had, classes of sprat of mullet which they called sprats, and then asked, and that went out arounds..

1000

1000.

Bhfuil míle mé ón talamh?

Am I a mile from the ground?

Bhí tiomps ar fiche currach.

There were around twenty currachs.

Agus bhí beirt fhear ann, gach currach.

And there were two men there, each (in) a currach.

Bhí muid amuigh ansin.

We were out there..

Agus bhí an oíche bróch bróch ann.

And it was a wild, wild night..

Tá

Yes.