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Inis gé seo oileán iarthar na hÉireann.

Inis Gé is an island in the west of Ireland.

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Agus is iomaí oileán ann.

And there are many islands there.

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Agus tá an t-oileán seo ar chósta iar Mhaigh Eo.

And this island is off the coast of western Mayo.

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Anois tugtar in UISCE ar an oileán seo.

Now this island is called UISCE.

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Agus is iomaí

And there are many.

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Oileán atá ar chósta Mhaigh Eo ach níl ach aon oileán amháin ar a dtugtar Inis Gé.

An island that is on the coast of Mayo but there is only one island called Inis Gé.

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Maidir leis an ainm féin, is cosúil.

Regarding the name itself, it seems...

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gur ón bhfocal sciath a tháinig an t-ainm.

That the name came from the word shield.

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Agus is ionann sciath, ar ndóigh, agus rud a chosnódh thú.

And a shield, of course, is the same as something that would protect you.

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Nuair a bheifeá i gcontúirt

"When you would be in danger."

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Agus anois?

And now?

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Bhíodh sciath, ar ndóigh, ag na trodairí uilig fadó le iad féin a chosaint.

The warriors, of course, used to have a shield long ago to protect themselves.

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Ar an ábhar sin is cosúil gurb amhlaidh a bhíodh Inis Gé.

For that reason, it seems that Inis Gé used to be like that.

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Mar chosaint.

As a defense..

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Ar bháid agus ar theithí a bhíodh ag dul síos agus suas ó dheas agus ó thuaidh ar an gcósta seo le fada fada na gcian.

On boats and on journeys that used to go down and up from south to north on this coast for a long, long time.

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