| Ma ghaighimse slainte is fada a bheas tracht ar an mheid a bathadh as Anach Cuan.
| If I get well, the amount of drowning from Anach Cuan will last a long time.
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| Mo thrua amarach gach athair is mathair
| My pity tomorrow every father and mother
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| bean is paiste ata ag sileadh sul
| woman and baby flowing before
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| A Ri na ngrasta, a cheap neamh is Parthas,
| O King of graces, who thought heaven and Paradise,
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| nar bhead an tabhacht duinn beirt na triur?
| wouldn't the three of us matter to all three?
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| Ach la chomh brea leis gan gaoth gan baisteach
| But it's a lovely day with no wind and no rain
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| is lan an bhaid acu a scuabadh ar shiuil.
| they are full to the brim sweeping away.
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| Nar mhor an t-ionadh os comhair na nadaoine
| What a surprise in front of the people
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| a bhfeiscint sinte ar chul a gcinn?
| to see stretched on the back of their heads?
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| Screadadh is caoineadh a scanrodh daoine,
| Screaming and crying that scared people,
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| gruaig a cioradh is an chreach a roinn.
| combing hair and dividing the spoils.
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| Bhi buachailli oga ann, toicht an fhomhair,
| There were young shepherds, in the autumn,
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| a sineadh ar chrochar is a dtabhairt go cill.
| stretched on a gallows and taken to a cell.
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| Is gurbh e gleas a bposta a bhi a dtorramh
| Their result was the charm of their job
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| is, a Dhia na gloire, nar mhor an feall. | yea, O God of glory, how great is the treachery. |