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| na | The love of my heart Patrick, |
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| na | Corrupted Irish and English |
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57 days
The love of my heart Patrick, Explanation: Cruiskeen = jug uiscebeatha = whiskey stor wisha = darling,sweetheart slainte, a chara = cheers my friend. brian |
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87 days
Just a wee bit more .... Explanation: Bearla = English, a cruiskeen o' uisce beatha = A jug of whiskey, slainte, a chara = Cheers to my friend Don´t know what "criona bodagh" is right now. Did it help??? Otherwise I completely agree with Brian. Roisin |
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195 days
Corrupted Irish and English Explanation: The previous contributors are right, but the 2nd line/3rd line goes: what puts this song/verse (=rann) in English |
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