"Imríonn na buachaillí iománaíocht leis an liathróid san ionad áitiúil."
Translation:The boys play hurling with the ball in the local center.
May 19, 2015
4 Comments
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In the game of hurling the ball is called a "sliotar" so that is what aught to be used here instead of "liathróid".
May 19, 2015
scilling
1788
Perhaps those boys are making do with e.g. a handball to play hurling, if they don’t have a sliotar at hand?
May 20, 2015
LeeInCalif
- 1162
... or perhaps the boys have to play with a "ball" because, like those of us at this point in the Irish tree, they haven't yet learned "sliotar!" (I am hoping for a little hurling vocab. before end of the tree...)
March 24, 2019
