Éire in aghaidh Alban Cuid 1 – Ireland vs Scotland Part 1

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Éire in aghaidh Alban – Cuid 1

Bhí Oileán na hÉireann ag ceiliúradh oíche Dé Sathairn.

Taispeántas breá eile ó Éirinn de réir ailt a bhaineann le Nuacht RTÉ

Tá foireann rugbaí na hÉireann i ndiaidh áit a bhaint amach sna babhtaí ceathrú ceannais de Chorn an Domhain.

Ón tús, ní raibh an toradh in amhras.

Cén bhearna a bheadh ann ar deiridh sa Stade de France i dtuaisceart na príomhchathrach álainn seo an t-aon cheist a bhí ar bheola na nÉireannach.

Bhí an cluiche faoi lán tseoil nuair a thrasnaigh James Lowe líne cúil na nAlbanach agus chuir na glasaigh 5-0 chun cinn.

26 pointe a bhí acu ar chlár na scór.

Translation

Éire in aghaidh Alban – Cuid 1

Ireland vs Scotland – Part 1

Bhí Oileán na hÉireann ag ceiliúradh oíche Dé Sathairn.

The Island of Ireland was celebrating on Saturday night.

Taispeántas breá eile ó Éirinn de réir ailt a bhaineann le Nuacht RTÉ.

Another fine display from Ireland according to an article related to Nuacht RTÉ.

Tá foireann rugbaí na hÉireann i ndiaidh áit a bhaint amach sna babhtaí ceathrú ceannais de Chorn an Domhain.

The Irish rugby team is after reaching a place in the quarterfinals of the World Cup.

Ón tús, ní raibh an toradh in amhras.

From the beginning, the result was not in doubt.

Cén bhearna a bheadh ann ar deiridh sa Stade de France i dtuaisceart na príomhchathrach álainn seo an t-aon cheist a bhí ar bheola na nÉireannach.

What gap would there be finally in the Stade de France in the north of this beautiful capital the only question was on the lips of the Irish.

Bhí an cluiche faoi lán tseoil nuair a thrasnaigh James Lowe líne cúil na nAlbanach agus chuir na glasaigh 5-0 chun cinn.

The game was in full swing when James Lowe crossed the Scot’s back line and put the greens 5-0 ahead.

26 pointe a bhí acu ar chlár na scór.

They had 26 points on the scoreboard.

Vocabulary

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Éire in aghaidh Alban – Cuid 1

Ireland vs Scotland – Part 1

Bhí Oileán na hÉireann

The Island of Ireland was

ag ceiliúradh oíche Dé Sathairn.

celebrating on Saturday night.

Taispeántas breá eile

Another fine display

ó Éirinn

from Ireland

de réir ailt a bhaineann le Nuacht RTÉ

according to an article related to Nuacht RTÉ.

Tá foireann rugbaí na hÉireann

The Irish rugby team is

i ndiaidh áit a bhaint amach

after reaching a place

sna babhtaí ceathrú ceannais

in the quarterfinals

de Chorn an Domhain.

of the World Cup.

Ón tús,

From the beginning,

ní raibh an toradh in amhras.

the result was not in doubt.

Cén bhearna a bheadh ann

What gap would there be

ar deiridh

finally

sa Stade de France

in the Stade de France

i dtuaisceart na príomhchathrach álainn seo

in the north of this beautiful capital

an t-aon cheist a bhí

the only question was

ar bheola na nÉireannach.

on the lips of the Irish.

Bhí an cluiche faoi lán tseoil

The game was in full swing

nuair a thrasnaigh James Lowe

when James Lowe crossed

líne cúil na nAlbanach

the Scot’s back line

agus

and

chuir na glasaigh 5-0

put the greens 5-0

chun cinn.

ahead.

26 pointe a bhí acu

They had 26 points

ar chlár na scór.

on the scoreboard.

Noun Gender

The following nouns are mostly singular nominated nouns related to the article with the gender of each noun highlighted.

Éire

(fem. country)

Ireland

Albain

(fem. country)

Scotland

Cuid

(fem. slender vowel)

Part

Oileán

(masc. broad vowel)

Island

oíche

(minority. fem. vowel ending)

night

taispeántas

(masc. broad vowel)

display

alt

(masc. broad vowel)

article

Nuacht

(fem. exception one-syllable -cht)

News

rugbaí

(masc. vowel ending)

rugby

foireann

(fem. exception broad vowel)

team

áit

(fem. slender vowel)

place

cluiche ceathrú ceannais

quarter final

Domhan

(masc. broad vowel)

World

Cupán

(masc. broad vowel)

Cup

toradh

(masc. broad vowel)

result

amhras

(masc. broad vowel)

doubt

bearna

(minority. fem. vowel ending)

gap

staid

(fem. slender vowel)

stadium

príomhchathair

(fem. slender vowel)

capital

ceist

(fem. slender vowel)

question

beola

lips (pl.)

cluiche

(masc. vowel ending)

game

cúl

(masc. broad vowel)

back

líne

(minority. fem. vowel ending)

line

glas

(masc. broad vowel)

green

scórchlár

(masc. broad vowel)

scoreboard

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