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   “Ó eaid eoileas céart á deaneas mé amar ar nuair”

   

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   1. Cearc agus coileac dimthig le ceile suibal séad tart eire go bhris siad a croid ag uinin a cocal a bhí siad (ag) ar fiorac iteaca [moac]? slioba is ag cloideac sa bfiocra, 2. Cruini mna mbaile isteaca lacar na marac ag sniam is ag cardal is ag diamna a gcuid sport sé dubairt bean (ag) aca go raib (is) sí tuireac lé raice go neacta sé bas bé duil insa nfhoil 3. Tarann siad cuigim sgaon aide gan fiobar agus leag siad sias mo cionn ar an stol is scatam beag eile bhí fhead ar mo shaogal sa is sgior fear a tige isteac sgiopa go leor, 1. Ó eaid eoileas céart á deaneas mé amar niosta domh tiosad sá leatur le mhead is bí oidrean ariab, 2. Is nac fada chait mo cosa gan broga nas fada chait mo Phoicin gan Peigin is nas fada chait mé gul lé mna oga is naor ol meise aon deoir le mo bionn, 3. Ó bron ar an deide nac bhionn criona is nac measan an saogal mar is cor sail á chuirtal orait bannaí criob caoirean nac

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   Topics

   1. genre
      1. poetry
         1. folk poetry (~9,504)

   Language

   Irish

   Collector

   Brighid Seoighthe

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Maigh Mhuilinn, Co. Mayo

   Informant

   Brighid Seoighthe

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   An Glasoileán, Co. Mayo