Bia, Caint, Ceal Agus Craic
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| na | Food, conversation, song/music, and 'craic' (fun). |
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Food, conversation, song/music, and 'craic' (fun). Explanation: Bia, Caint, Ceal(Ceoil????) Agus Craic Misspelling - ceoil not ceal. Food, conversation, song/music, and fun. What all Irish people love best. Note that 'craic' doesn't have a real English equivalent. In Spanish it would be 'marcha'. It's fun, entertainment, atmosphere etc all rolled into one. 'Caint' is literally 'speak/talk' - bhi sé ag caint liom = he was talking to me. |
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