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Stories from The Tain. VI.
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Stories from The Tain. VI.
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Strachan, Professor J.,
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1904
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Connradh na Gaedhilge
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STORIES FROM THE TÁIN. BY J. STRACHAN. VI. - HOW CUCHULINN DELAYED THE INVADERS. [lu. 58a11-58b22 = YBL. 17b38-18a40. Feótar iarom i Cúil Sibrille. Ferais snectae mór forru co fernu fer agus co drochu carpat. Ba moch a m-maten iarnabárac do érgiu. Nírbo sí sin adaig robo shámam dóib lasin snechtae, agus ní argénsat biada dóib ind adaig-sin. Nípo moch dano doluid Cúchulaind assa bandáil Anais co foilc agus co rothraic. Dotét iarom for lorg in t-shlóig. "Ní mad-lodmar dó," ol Cúchulaind, "ná mertamar Ultu. Roléicsem slóg forru cen airfhius." "Cure airdmius dún tarsin slóg," ol Cúchulaind fri Lóeg, "co fess- amar lín in t-shlóig." Dogní Lóeg anísin, agus asbeir fri Coinculaind: " Is mesc lim- sa," olse, "anísiú; ní ermaissim." "Nípa mesc atchíu, acht rís-sa," ol Cúchul- aind. "Tair issin carpat didiu," ol Lóeg. Téir Cúculaind issin carpat, agus foceird airdmius forsin lorg iar céin mór. "Cid tussu," ol lóeg, "ní réid fort." "Cid tussu," ol Lóeg, "ní réid fort." "Is assu ém domsa oldaas duit- siu. Air attaat trí búadae fromsa, .i. búaid roisc agus intliuchta agus airdmessa. Ro- láus-sa didiu tra," olse, "fomus for- sanísin. Ocht trichait chét déac inso," olse, "ara rím, acht forodlad in t-ochtmad trichae cét déac fon slóg n-uile, conid mesc fria rím .i. trichae cét na n-Galíon." Doluid Cúchulaind iarom timchell in t-shlóig co m-bói oc Áth Grena. Benaid gabail isiudiu óen-béim cona claidiub, agus saidsius for medón na glasse, conná dichtheth carpat friae dishiú nách anall. Do- fuircet occo Eirr agus Indell, Fóich agus Fo- chlam a n-dá arae. Benaid-som a cethir chenna díib agus foceird for cetheora benna na gablae. Is de attá Áth Gablae.
Tíagait iarom eich in chethrair i n-agid in t-shlóig agus a fortchai forderga foraib. Inda leó ba cath bói ara cinn isind áth. Dotéit buiden úadibh do décsin ind átha. Ní accatar ní and acht slicht ind óen-charpait, agus in gabul cosnaib cethrib cennaib agus ainm n oguim iarna scríbund inna tóeb. Ricc in slúag ule lasodin. "In diar muintir-ni na cenna ucut?" ol Medb. "In diar muintir-ni ón agus is diar forclidib," ol Ailill. Arléga fer díb in n-ogom robói i tóeb na gablae, .i. "oénfer rolá in gabuil cona óen- láim, agus ní téssid recce con-da-rala nech úaib cona óen-láim cenmithá Fer- gus." "Is machthad," ol Ailill, "a thraite ro-m-bíth in cethror." "Ná bad ed bas machdad lat," ol Fergus; "bad béim na gablae di bun óen-béim, agus massu óen- leód a bun is crichidiu de, agus a intádud in tucht-sa; ol ní claide rochlass remi agus is a íarthur carpait solaad co n-óen-láim." Dingaib dinn in n-écin-se, a Fhergus," ol Medb. "Tuccaid carpat domsa trá," ol Fergus, "con-da-tuc-sa ass, con-der- castar in n-óen-leód a bun." Brissis Fergus iarom cethri cairptea déac dia cairptib, co m-bo assa charput fessin do- sm-bert a talmain, conaccatar ba óen- leód a bun. "Is tabarthi do airi," ol Ailill, "indass in cheneúil cosa-tíagam. Erg- nad cách úaib a bíad. Nírbo shám dúb irraír lassin snechtae. Ocus aisndethar dún ní do imthechtaib agus airscélaib in cheniúil cosa-tíagam." Is andsin trá adfessa dóib imthechta Conculaind. Imcomairc Ailill iarom: "Inné Conchobor dorigéni so?" "Nách é," ol Fergus. "Ní tergad-side co or críce, cen lín catha imbi." "Ceist, inn é Celtchar mac Uthidir?" "Nách é. Ní tergad side co or críche cen lín catha imbi." "Ceist, inné Eógan mac Durtacht?" "Nách é," ol Fergus. "Ní tergad-side tar or cocriche cen trichait carpat n-imrind imbi. Is é fer dogenad in n-gním," ol Fergus, "Cú- chulaind. Is é nobíad a crann óen- béimmim di bun, agus nogénad in cethrur in praipi ro-m-bítha, agus doregad dochom críce agus a arae.
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