Neansai Mhile Gra Lyrics


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A NeansaÞÆ’, 'mhÞÆ’le grރ¡, a bhruinneall 'tރ¡ gan smރ¡l

Go bhfeice mise'n t-ރ¡dh 'gus an sÞÆ’©an ort

Ba ghile do dhރ¡ lރ¡imh nރ¡ cރºr geal na trރ¡

Nރ¡'n eala 's ÞÆ’ a' snރ¡mh ar an ÞÆ’ irne

Is glaise liom do shރºil nރ¡ braon beag den drރºcht

Is binne liomsa tރº nރ¡ na tÞÆ’©adaÞÆ’

'S mur' n-ÞÆ’©alaÞÆ’ tusa liomsa titfidh mÞÆ’© i lionndubh

'Gus cuirfear insa chill 'do dhÞÆ’©idh mÞÆ’©



Is iomaÞÆ’ sin guth mnރ¡ a chluinimse 'ngach aird

Abhus agus taobh thall den ÞÆ’ irne

Go Corcaigh na gCuan 's go BÞÆ’©al Ath' na Sluaigh

'SÞÆ’ NeansaÞÆ’ 'thug bua ar a' mÞÆ’©id sin

A Mhuire 'gus a Dhia, nރ¡rbh aoibhinn deas ÞÆ’©'r saol

Dރ¡ mbeinnse agus ÞÆ’ le chÞÆ’©ile?

Trރ¡thnރ³na aoibhinn ciރºin, ރ³ mise 'gus mo rރºn

Ag cogarnaÞÆ’l ar uaigneas slÞÆ’©ibhe



Beir litir uaimse suas chuig NeansaÞÆ’ chaoin na gcuach

Is aithris di gur buartha atރ¡ mÞÆ’©

Aithris di arÞÆ’s nach gcodlaÞÆ’m fÞÆ’©in aon oÞÆ’che

Le harraing atރ¡ trÞÆ’ mo thaobh deas

Aithris ÞÆ’© dރ¡ sރºil, aithris ÞÆ’© dރ¡ cރºl

Aithris ÞÆ’© dރ¡ mÞÆ’©in mhaith chÞÆ’©illÞÆ’

Aithris ÞÆ’© dރ¡ ceann 's dރ¡ bÞÆ’©ilÞÆ’n atރ¡ binn

Gur ghiorraigh sÞÆ’ go cinnte mo laetha'



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Translation
Rise up, ye stalwart men

And put the pitch alight on your torch sticks

Vanquish those who would do us evil

And establish the rule of France

And oh woman of the house, what ails you?

Oh woman of the house, in two years or three

From this year out the land will be rent free

And oh woman of the house, what ails you?

Here's a jug on the table and the beer's coming

And the Duke of York has sufficient arms

The French and the Spaniards at the shore's edge

And how bitter that is than woman's chatter

Alas and alack when I was young

Two years old and no evil thought in my mind

That I didn't join the King's navy or army

Instead of spending my life looking after you


May my back be broken under this weight

If I ever come back to bring you sorrow

And so many women from here to the Blackwater River

That would go along the road with me and have a drink