| Sa tsean ghleann thiar a bhi sí raibh
| She was in the old western valley
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| Go dtí gur fhás na hadharc' uirthi
| Until the horns grew on her
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| Bliain is céad is corradh laethe
| One hundred and one hundred days
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| Go dtáinig an aois go tréan uirthi
| That she came of age strongly
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| Bhi sí gcró bheag ins an cheo
| She was a little bitch in the fog
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| Go dtáinig feil’Eoin is gur éalaigh sí
| That John's feil came and escaped
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| Thart an ród san bealach mór
| Around the road in the highway
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| Gur lean a tóir go gear uirthi
| That her popularity followed her closely
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| Ni raibh nduine ar a tóir ach Donnchú óg
| Her pursuit was none other than young Donnchú
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| Is d’ith sí an lón san t-anlann air
| She ate lunch in the sauce
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| Ni raibh aige ina dhorn ach ceap túine mór
| He only had a large fireball in his fist
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| Agus leag sé anuas ón arradh í
| And he knocked her down from the floor
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| Nuair a chuala an gabhar bán go raibh sí ar lár
| When the white goat heard that she was missing
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| Thug sí léim chun tárrthála
| She jumped to the rescue
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| Thug sí rás 's ni raibh sí sásta
| She gave a race and she was not happy
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| Is leag sí spíon an táilliúra
| She knocked the tailor's spine
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| Chomh cruinn le rón gur thóg sí feoil
| As accurate as a seal that she took meat
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| Gan pis gan mórán déibhirce
| No piss, no big deal
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| Ach d’ith sí cib agus barr an fhraoich
| But she ate cib and the top of the heather
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| Slánlús min is craobhógai
| Wholemeal and twigs
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| Draoin is dreas is cuilcann glas
| Green thorns and thistles and reeds
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| Gach ní ar dhath na h-áinleoga
| Everything in the color of the wings
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| Cutharán sléibhe, duilliúr féile
| Mountain gooseberry, festive foliage
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| Caora sréana agus blainséogai
| Strawberries and blueberries
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| Chuaigh sí dhíol cios le Caiftín Spits
| She went to sell rent to Captain Spits
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| Is chraethnaigh a croi go dtréigfí í
| Her heart trembled at her abandonment
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| Chaith sí an oíche ar bheagán bidh
| She spent the night on little food
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| Mar ndúil is go geasfaí féar uirthi
| Desiring to be grazed by grass
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| D’Fan sí 'a óiche i dtóin Ros Coill
| She stayed the night in the foothills of Roskill
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| Is chaith sí é go pléisúra
| And she wore it pleasantly
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| Go dtáinig an slua ar maidin go luath
| That the crowd arrived early in the morning
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| Is thug siad amach as Éirinn í
| They brought her out of Ireland
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| Sa tsean ghleann thiar a bhi sí raibh
| She was in the old western valley
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| Go dtí gur fhás na hadharc' uirthi
| Until the horns grew on her
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| Bliain is céad is corradh laethe
| One hundred and one hundred days
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| Go dtáinig an aois go tréan uirthi
| That she came of age strongly
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| Bhi sí gcró bheag ins an cheo
| She was a little bitch in the fog
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| Go dtáinig feil’Eoin is gur éalaigh sí
| That John's feil came and escaped
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| Thart an ród san bealach mór
| Around the road in the highway
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| Gur lean a tóir go gear uirthi | That her popularity followed her closely |