Ind Ráth. Old Irish Poem. Heavy-Weight Hoody

Ind Ráth. Old Irish Poem. Heavy-Weight HoodyDearadh discrideach, in uaithne agus gorm deatil,at bunaithe ar ealaon cloiche Sh an Bhr I gCo. na M. Ina thimpeall t dn n 9 haois clite sa tSean Ghaeilge: An rth, taobh leis an doire: ba le Bruadar e, ba le Cathal, ba le Aedo, ba le Ailill, ba le Connain, ba le Cuiln, agus ba le Mael Din. Ins an rth chaith gach r a r. Duine ar dhuine t siad faoin gcr; Ach maireann an rth. The fort beside the oak grove was Bruadar's, was Cathal's was Aedo's, was

Dearadh discréideach, in uaithne agus gorm deatúil,atá bunaithe ar ealaíon cloiche ó Shí an Bhrú I gCo. na Mí. Ina thimpeall tá dán ón 9ú haois clóite sa tSean-Ghaeilge: - An ráth, taobh leis an doire: ba le Bruadar e, ba le Cathal, ba le Aedo, ba le Ailill, ba le Connain, ba le Cuilín, agus ba le Mael Dúin. Ins an ráth chaith gach rí a ré. Duine ar dhuine tá siad faoin gcré; Ach maireann an ráth. The fort beside the oak grove was Bruadar's, was Cathal's was Aedo's, was Ailill's was Conan's, was Cuilin's and it was Máel Dúins. One by one, the kings sleep in the earth and the fort still endures.' Ar an tosach amháin atá an cló