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Ann
Posted on Sunday, July 16, 2000 - 06:02 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

Hi, I have found your web site on Yahoo. I am the child of Irish Parents for my wedding ceremony I would like to print a short poem in Gaelic in my wedding program as a surprise for my parents. Can you please help me find a suitable verse with English translation? Any suggestions would be welcome.

Thank You,

Ann

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Lúcas
Posted on Monday, August 14, 2000 - 09:54 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

Ann,

Maybe this will do the trick?

Lúcas
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Ortha Seirce agus Síorghrá

Ortha a chuir Muire in im,
ortha seirce is síorghrá:
nár stada do cholainn
ach d'aire a bheith orm,
go leana do ghrá mo ghnaoi
mar leanas an bhó an lao
ón lá go lá mo bháis.

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A Love Charm for Lasting Love

A charm the Virgin Mary put on the butter,
the love charm for lasting love:
may your body never cease
to pay me attention,
may your love follow my face
as the cow follows her calf
from this day until my last.

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Lúcas
Posted on Monday, August 14, 2000 - 10:00 pm:   Edit Post Print Post

Ann,

I am sorry but I dropped the demonstrative from the last line in the above poem. It should be as follows:

Lúcas

Ortha Seirce agus Síorghrá

Ortha a chuir Muire in im,
ortha seirce is síorghrá:
nár stada do cholainn
ach d'aire a bheith orm,
go leana do ghrá mo ghnaoi
mar leanas an bhó an lao
ón lá seo go lá mo bháis.

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