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And I agree. And I agree. Beirna and

I agree

I can't care of English

You concurred

I said English and welcome

Yeah

Beirle and Faultz

People say

People say

Gaily and Faultsia

In other words

If you've to gopulfokal

They taver it in shops Oh, if you've to gopulphal, they're taffered

in shops.

Oh, I get you. Talk to us. I was in Mayo. Oh, did you go to Lisburg? I went to the homeland. Go on. You were saying you're going back up there. Yeah. All dead. No, out to, now we say Roona, because we're not from there,

they say runa, which is the pier to Clare Island.

So, No, out to... Now we say Runa, because we're not from there, they say Runa, which is the pier to Clare Island. So into Luzburg, take a left, and then head for Emla, and head down a road in Emla, and keep going till you see the Ruscommon Reg parked outside the holiday home. It's lovely down there, isn't it? And that's where we were. And that's so it's the Tiernan

homeland. It's where generations after generation of Tiernan lived

in a farm that goes down, it goes right down to the sea.

I was wondering where I got my, genetically got my love

for Galway Bay. It's because the farm in Mayo was so close to the sea

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