Go dtreorai cuimhne d\'iobartha agus iobairti denar dtirghrathoiri, naisiun beo
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May the memory Explanation: Go dtreorai cuimhne May the remembrance/memory be strengthened/reinforced d'iobartha *** agus = and iobairti= sacrifices *** note that the above word is very similar, don't know if this is an error or what, but 'iobart' and 'iobairt'both mean sacrifice. denar= ? de n-ár = of our dtirghrathoiri lovers (grathoiri) of the land (tír)/those who love the land= country naisiun beo = up the nation! OR the nation forever!OR the living nation, more literally I don't know/couldn't find the rest. The last bit is guesswork; beo is 'alive' and naisiún is 'nation' Seems like a Republican cry: May the memory of (??? and) the sacrifices of those who loved our land be strengthened, our nation forever! Hope it's of some help. |
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