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Social Sciences - Media / Multimedia | | English term or phrase: Footpath of Life | | This would be a proper noun in English, and I believe that this will be declined into the Genitive tense in Irish. Also, if you could try to use words that would be easy for an English speaker to pronounce, for example, "Cosán" for footpath and "Saol" would be easy for life. If the words are difficult to pronounce, then that will work as well. |
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