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A thig ná tit orm C3

TermDefinition
An Bhóthánaíocht The Pastimes
Paróiste Múrach Moor Parish
Daonra trí chéad Population of three hundred
Lampa ile a bhí acu mar ní raibh aon leictreachas sa Ghaeltacht 1950í They had an oil lamp because there was no electricity in the 1950s Gaeltacht
Dha raidió sa pharóiste - múinteoir agus muintir Dainín Two radios in the parish - a teacher and Dainín's family
Nuacht, caid, All-Ireland, drámaí Béarla News, football, All-Ireland, English plays
Braitlín bhán chun an smiúit a choiméad as an ngléas A white cloth to keep the dust out of the device
Ní raibh cead ag éinne seachas Dainín dul in aice leis an ngléas/raidió No one but Dainín was allowed to go near the device/radio
Bean-chomarsan ag éisteacht leis an dráma Béarla. Bhí stop sa chaint agus bhog sí níos cóngraí don raidió, go tobann chuala sí..... A lady neighbour listening to the English play. There was a pause in the speech and she moved closer to the radio, suddenly she heard.....
'You are near enough now' agus léim sí as an gcathaoir de gheit! Cheap sí gur púca a bhí sa raidió! 'You are near enough now' and she immediately jumped out of the chair! She thought the radio was a ghost!
An bhothántaíocht (an caitheamh aimsire) - ag tabhairt cuairt ar na comharsana ag seinm ceoil/ ag insint scéalta lena chéile Pastimes - visiting the neighbours playing music/telling stories to each other
Scéalta Grae - é ina ardscéaltóir - scéalta iascaigh ba mhó a bhíodh aige Grae's stories - he is a great storyteller - fishing stories were his favorite
Scéal faoi fiche ballach (trout) agus trí phollóig/ cupán na naomhóige/ 'gnó an Ri' isteach sa chupán! Lá amháin, bhí siad ceithre mhíle amach ón gcósta agus bhí ar Jeimsín dul go dtí an leithreas istigh sa chúpán! -eachtra greannmhar A story about twenty walleyes (trout) and three octopuses/ the saint's cup/ 'the Ri's business' into the cup! One day, they were four miles off the coast and Jemsín had to go to the toilet inside the cup! -a funny incident
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