Luyện nghe bài hát Buachaill an Eirne

1
Buachaill n Eirne m 's bhragfainn fin deas g,

Ni b spr lithe t m fin saibhir go leor,

's liom Corcaigh 'a mhad , dh thaobh a 's Tr Eoghain,

's mura n-athra me basa 's m an ar Chontae Mhaigeo.

2
Rachaidh m a dhanamh leanna fn choill,

Gan coite 's gan bd, gan briche ar bith liom,

Ach na gcraobh mar ide leapa os mo chionn,

r 'sheacht mh'anam dag th 's t ag orm anall

3
Buachailleacht b, mo leo, nr m ariamh,

Ach ag imirt 's ag 'l le hgmhn f shliabh,

M m mo str n d' gur chaill m mo chiall,

A's n m do phg n 'n bhrg at ar caitheamh le bliain.

4
A chuisle 's a str n ps an liath,

Ach ps a' g, mo leo, mura maire s ach bliain,

N beidh t go gan n mac os do chionn,

A aon deoir trthnna n ar maidin go trom.

1
I am a boy from the Erne and I'd coax a young girl,

I wouldn't ask for a dowry her, I'm rich enough myself,

I own Cork, big as it is, sides of the glen and Tyrone,

And if I don't change my ways I'll be the for County Mayo.

2
I go out tomorrow to make ale in the wood,

Without a coracle or boat, without even a pinch of with me,

With only the leaves of the branches as bed-cover me

Oh! and you, my delight, over at me.

3
Cow herding, alas, I did not practice,

But playing and with young women on the mountainside,

If I lost my wealth and I don't I lost my sense,

And your kiss is no more to me than a shoe for a year.

My and treasure, don't marry the old grey man,

But a young man, alas, even though he lives but a year,

Or you'll be without a daughter or son above you,

Who'd be in the afternoon or in the morning in sorrow.