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chaitheadh liomsa your busy. Tá a fhios agam go bhfuil tú
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gnóthach know there's a lot of different podcast out there.
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Tá a fhios agam go bhfuil a lán podchraoltaí difriúla amuigh
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ansin so bhféadfaí that you seen.
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To spend half all over with me. Tá mé an bhuíoch go bhfuil
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cinneadh déanta agat chun leathuair a chaitheamh liomsa an
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trance interchange as much as possible.
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Tá mé chun mo dhícheall a dhéanamh chun déanamh cinnte go
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bhfuil 6 seo siamsúil agus suimiúil entertaining also
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intresting tras today's podcast i rith an phodchraoladh inniu
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speaking about podcast, ag labhairt faoi phodchraoltaí do
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timer topic of the podcast today an téama nó an topaic a
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bhaineann. Leis an bpodchraoladh inniu
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actually comes from or irish, certainly inspired by another
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podcasts. Listen to the other day fuair mé
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beagáinín spreagadh ó phodchraoladh eile a raibh mé ag
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éisteacht leis an lá cheana an staff was the bookshelf rud Ryan
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tubridy the bookshelf le Ryan tubridy is the late late house
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for years. I wasn't ready to interest taken
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by was on the late ní raibh mórán suim ann.
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Ann nó ní raibh mé ró thógtha leis agus seisean ar an late
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blianta ó shin. B'usa caithfidh mé a rá de stuif
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is bonn dúinn post a late late show an post a fháil uirthi
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scandal that we get into gach rud a bhfuil 6 anois ag déanamh
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i ndiaidh gach rud a tharla le RTÉ agus an late late show.
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IM really really love and my ag baint sár sár taitneamh as agus
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ceapaim go bhfuil 6 go hiontach isteach an bhoird sin raidió
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indio k na rudaí ar bhord an raidió sa Ríocht Aontaithe.
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As well as that chomh maith leis sin, this kind of independent
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podcast has where is different west one week bíonn iad difriúil
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aige gach seachtain and basically gceist has to put
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triúr fear books the different categories tá category difriúil,
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but it's normally a book that may be crazy to change your life
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book that of your child rudaí cosúil leis sin so basically go
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bunúsach books were important to this person leabhar a bhí
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tábhachtach don duine seo. And really, really próifíl
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gestion, i suppose. Presenting the late late for
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thirty four years, you get out of contacts.
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Bíonn tú ag bailiú allen teagmháil iad difriúil.
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Má tá tú ina thost ar an late ar feadh 3 nó ceithre bliana déag
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and they had a few of the different taoiseach on st
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Micheál Martin had some of the rugby players on donach ó
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callaghan and brian ó drisceoil and actually the inspiration
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from tar éis seo an spreagadh anseo inniu comes from the use
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he did with brown drisceoil. Tagann 6 ón eagrán a rinne 6 le
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bád beo d'oibreáin ó drisceoil. And specifically a story that
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o'driscoll was telling on the seo go háirithe scéal a raibh ó
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driosceoil ag insint ar anseo and you start of the story.
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Tá mé chun tús an scéil a thabhairt daoibh and i gcás back
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to the ees when brian was still in primary school, téann 6 ar
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ais siar ar na 19 ochtóidí agus i dtionscail fós ar scoil and we
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went in school on the far as is glasses, rinne 6 dearmad ar
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spéaclaí so. Cuireann siad bac bord.
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Ní raibh 6 in ann an clár dubh a fheiceáil and because of that
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had a copy of his friends, bhí air cóipeáil a dhéanamh ó mo
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chara but i bhfad gur béarla even see the work that his
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friends bidim was done. Ní raibh 6 in ann fiú an obair a
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bhí a chara ag déanamh díreach in aice leis.
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Ní raibh 6 in ann an obair sin a fheiceáil.
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And so they did tests kind of assignment.
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Bhí an scrúdú so no an obair seo ag agus an lá dár gcionn le dea
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after you came back na scoile they had had collected them.
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Bhí ceartúcháin déanta ag an múinteoir.
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This was struck sure st Peter. Bhí an múinteoir seo ana dian
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agus an dáiríre an bith croíúil really got idir point.
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Is é an pointe eile that important was brian's and
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working the same school. Bhí aintín ó drisceoil ag obair
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sa scoil. Líne as a teacher, so she wasn't
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taking brian directly. She was in the same school.
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Bhí sise sa scoil céanna. So here is what happens next.
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Seo an chéad rud eile a tharla the following day an lá dár
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gcionn. Anyway, the next day corrected
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níl 6 was all over the shop and he told me to go but my class
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anseo ar the appalling work that had done and like my god, we
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went in the motion to. And anyway, set me back to my
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classroom and she would say, and will she was weeping.
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My was so beautiful. I was like, it was one of the
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kind of things that actually ever done.
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What? A lovely thing to do it was she
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just in all that, you know she got and and wouldn't say
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anything. You sometimes when you here a
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story and will sat uaireanta nuair a chloiseann tú scéal and
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it makes you think bíonn tú ag smaoineamh ansin mar gheall ar.
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Wow. It really movie affect you
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impact you can say i bhfeidhm go mór ort.
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And it's a reminder meabhrú atá ann bíonn portions of the nice
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and the importance of kindness an tábhacht a bhain le bheith go
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deas le daoine agus an tábhacht a bhaineann le cineáltas.
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And listen to this podcast, and it was monday evening.
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On sunday evening was. Iad a domhnaigh a bhí ann ag
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éisteacht leis an bpodchraoladh seo i was a real wow and
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stopping of tracks moments even that has incredible story that
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an believe story cé nach bhfuil an scéal chomh dochreidte sin nó
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cé nach gcuireann 6 mearbhall ort that kind of its an treoir i
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wonder or amending like that it's fairly simple, cé go bhfuil
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6 sách simplí. I was really reminder for me.
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Bhí 6 mar ghéarú domsa how the person that is always remember.
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It was nice possible as you can with people.
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Cé chomh tábhachtach is atá 6 a bheith chomh deas mar is féidir
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le daoine eile. I think.
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Deputy speaker self way for other people níl mé ag iarraidh
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labhairt ar son dhaoine eile but.
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For me domsa, i find one thing is sometimes i kent lavin so
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fast uaireanta bíonn may ag maireachtáil nó ag déanamh gach
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rud chomh tapaidh sin. Dais.
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It's easy to lose. It was important tá 6 éasca chun
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dearmad a dhéanamh ar cad atá tábhachtach anseo cáiliúil.
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But for me may be worked my business.
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B'fhéidir mo chuid oibre agus mo chomhlacht and what it from
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people might think about different things.
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B'fhéidir cén rud a bhfuil daoine difriúil ag smaoineamh
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faoi rudaí difriúla foirm trína get my future?
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Cén áit a bhfuil mé ag iarraidh sracadh air agus mo thodhchaí is
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chuile rud eile an uimhir thomhas.
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Ar ais a story le d'ais scéal cosúil leis, sin really just
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remind you cuireann 6 i gcuimhne duit.
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Bíonn portions of. How you tar éis other people cén
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tábhacht atá 6 conas atá tú le daoine eile?
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One thinks really fasting me about story rud amháin bhí fíor
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suimiúil domsa maidir leis an scéal was thinking that this
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entry was done in the last six months between tubridy and
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medical. Rinneadh an agallamh seo idir
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tubridy agus i dtionscail, b'fhéidir 6 mhí ó shin nó le 6
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mhí anuas and its treoir í talk about that happened in the late
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nineteenth des tharla 6 sin ag deireadh na 19 ochtóidí but
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still even though brian sanchez. Theastaigh uaidh, cé go bhfuil
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aintín brian anois imithe ar shlí na fírinne even though it's
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forty years on from the event itself, cé go bhfuil 40 bliain
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anois imithe. An scéal agus an an ócáid 1.
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That's still has such a profound impact on them.
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Fós téann 6 sin i bhfeidhm go mór air an him now whatever
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probably forty five close to fifty years of words anois tá 6
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sin thart ar chúig nó b'fhéidir beagnach 50.
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One thing that one person decided to forty years gur rud
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amháin a rinne duine amháin. Cinneadh chun é sin a dhéanamh
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40 bliain ó shin i still have an impact on brown drisceoilray and
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to everybody OM sure you heard that story of the podcast pé
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duine a chuala nó d'aois leis an scéal sin ar an bpodchraoladh.
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I think there's a lot of different ways to be nice to
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people. Tá a lán bealaí difriúla ann a
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bheith go deas le daoine. You know, it's not as simple as
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just just talkin and given to complement and we really
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positive an dearfach agus a bheith an deas le gach duine i
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mbealach an saghas extra version out there and and risk of
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possibly funding somers in america way i don't mean that in
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a bad way rá aon rud mar sin i ndroch bhealach but really
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positive and high energy and extra verse way of doing it.
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I think it was a lán bealaí eile chomh maith and sometimes it may
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be being nice. Other people uaireanta b'fhéidir
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go mbaineann 6 le a bheith deas le daoine eile.
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But sometimes well i'll have to wish bíonn nice to children as
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we heard of the story there bheith deas.
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Le páistí and hopefully instilling something in the
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giving them something toirt rud éigin dóibh that must stick with
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them on ford b'fhéidir go bhaineann 6 leo ag bogadh ar
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aghaidh agus ag leanúint ar aghaidh.
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But she's well, it can be beidh yourself.
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A bheith go deas leat féin, which is about her to b'fhéidir
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sin rud atá níos deacra le déanaí.
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Because. Let's say for friends talking to
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me and say IM struggling with XYZ má tá carr ag labhairt
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liomsa agus tá siad a fháil. Tá mé ag streachailt le Twitter.
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You know, they're not even be struggling with something.
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Beimid, just tell me about what they doing work or an spórt
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river b'fhéidir go bhfuil siad ag labhairt liom faoi pé rud a
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bhfuil sí ag déanamh spórt ná san obair and it will do you
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don't like retweet brilliance ná déan dearmad go bhfuil tú ag
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déanamh go hiontach with these things leis na rudaí seo.
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And you can be proud yourself ba cheart duit a bheith bródúil
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asat féin. And dochreidte take breac ná
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déan dearmad an sos a thógáil. And don't forget to know you of
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page back over it may be pé rud atá ann.
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But sometimes were selves. Bhuel déanamh féin.
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It's more difficult tá 6 níos deacra.
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Because we don't see ourselves from the kind of outside
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perspective ní bhíonn an léargas sin againn ó thaobh amuigh.
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Bíonn able to look at this situation was gone to what's
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going. This is the advice the person
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he's so iad na rudaí atá ag dul go maith iad na rudaí nach
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bhfuil ag dul chomh maith agus seo an chomhairle atá ag
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teastáil ón duine seo. Well, sometimes if you could
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hardly tá mise sách dian agus crua orm féin sometimes, but
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something's and probably don't give myself the same advice.
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That will give wells gray typically uaireanta.
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Níl mé chomh deas liom féin mar ba cheart dom a bheith.
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That's ok as well, you the thing with that.
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Níl aon rud mícheart leis sin. But things important members,
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not just about. Say that someone in the shops
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bíonn bith mar smilies lot its complex and different ways.
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Tá na bealaí difriúla a bheith cineálta le daoine.
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There's a freeze on here at home in Ireland, tá frása a chloisim
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go minic nuair a bhí mé ar ais in Éirinn.
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And it's on the lives of her sí ar day were very good to, you
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know, where my food was growing up.
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Bhí siadsan an mhaith agus ana deas liomsa agus mise ag fás
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aníos that person is really got me on my father, my mother the
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past away. B'fhéidir nuair a chuaigh mo
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mháthair nó m'athair ar shlí na fírinne, bhí an duine sin ana
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mhaith liomsa. Or.
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They were very good with me when a when i didn't pass exam
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seirbhís siadsan an mhaith liomsa nuair nár éirigh liom mo
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chuid scrúdaithe. A dhéanamh agus a chríochnú.
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I think the reason i like it so much ceapaim an chúis aithníonn
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6 sin chomh mór liom. Is because.
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Gheall. Deas againn.
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It's time to the triskel story. Tá 6 ag súil leis an scéal a bhí
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ag ó drisceoil. That must be one or two things.
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Ansin tá cúpla spás things b'fhéidir rudaí beaga that
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somebody. Did you a rinne duine éigin
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duit? Years ago bliain ó shin.
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I mbeidh litir i rith na card. Or sign up to funeral ag teacht
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chuig socraid. Even though i live in the
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country, cé go bhfuil siad ar an taobh eile den tír, i might have
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been giving your call when they know you need a call.
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One was called b'fhéidir duine éigin a chuir glaoch ort.
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Agus bhí a fhios acu. Go raibh 6 sin ag teastáil uait.
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I cibé whatever pé rud bheadh an ionad talking about someone
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beidh mé a fheabhsú ar Dhuibhne a labhair money or something
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that an papers big rud éigin ar fáil per atá ana mhór.
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But. Mór so do small things, but.
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The things that often mean the most na rudaí beaga ach na rudaí
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atá actually níos tábhachtaí. Agus tá siad níos mó ar chlé in
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way the bigger. An, think about that line.
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All they were very good mower. She was very good even ever or
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five years ago cúpla bliain ó shin bhí siadsan an mhaith
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seisean nó sise ana mhaith liomsa.
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I think the important thing is that it would you look back
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again like ó drisceoil and look back wildwood b'fhéidir cosúil
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le drisceoil, beidh 6 ag féachaint tír ar nuair a bhí tú
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i do pháiste. An rialtas anois ag tabhairt
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faoi deara that he would you and nice go raibh duine éigin go
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maith leat you speisialta anseo i gceist your child cóireáil ar
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rudaí nuair atá tú i do pháiste. It's only years after you really
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precept ní bhíonn 6. Ach na blianta ina dhiaidh sin a
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thugann tú faoi deara. Bha lot of parents less than
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this billiún pá tuismitheoirí gabh mo leithscéal ag éisteacht
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leis seo bhí especially new parents WHO you know have been
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parents for years tuismitheoirí nua agus níl sibh bhur
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dtuismitheoirí le cúpla bliain anuas.
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And the things people say they realized.
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An bocán mór grateful for their own parents.
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Bíonn siad fiú níos buíoch as a dtuismitheoirí 1.
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Because rialtas wow, these my parents and give up so much it,
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but there life on hold, just make sure work.
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Bhí orm mo thuismitheoir 1 gach rud a chur ar ceal agus gach rud
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a stop go stop a chur le gach rud.
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Chun déanamh cinnte make sure that would agat life go raibh
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saol maith againne an sometimes only become part yourself.
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You realise that b'fhéidir bíonn 6 just nuair a atá tusa i do
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thuismitheoir tú féin a thugann tú faoi deara.
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That's like that go bhfuil 6 mar sin.
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Nuair bhíonn mise ag smaoineamh i think.
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Of. The nice things people have done
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me or the things that the most to me tá mise ag smaoineamh ar.
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Na rudaí is deise atá déanta ag daoine domsa.
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And the things that have been more important for me rudaí níos
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tábhachtaí nó is tábhachtaí domsa againn thar nais stuff
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that it's an paper is very big. Very.
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Níl game changer you say do rud éigin athraíonn rudaí.
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It's more so the personal shot rudaí níos pearsanta.
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Some rights me a letter or card speisialta written duine ag
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scríobh b'fhéidir litir nó chuairt domsa, go háirithe más
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rud é go bhfuil scríofa le lámh. Date for me is lot more
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important and value tá tomhais tá i bhfad níos mó luach ag
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baint leis sin agus tá 6 níos tábhachtaí.
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Then if someone give? Of hundred euro as a gift for
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someone? Did something again that maybe
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seems like big deal, but. Somers thart inis.
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Muna bhfuil croí duine éigin istigh ann.
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I don't see it is important even if they have ever spent a lot of
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money or done something quite big.
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Foirfe má tá rud éigin mór déanta acu dom, nó má tá airgead
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tugtha acu dom foirfe. Sometimes i don't know whether.
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It's actually coming from the heart and it actually something
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personal care about. Le rudaí mar sin uaireanta, níl
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a fhios agat más rud é go dtagann 6 ón chroí más rud é go
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bhfuil rud. Pearsanta i gceist dóibh.
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Déanfaimid becomes much more important that being nice is sin
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domsa cad atá i gceist le bheith deas le daoine an caibhneas
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cineáltas. An the podcast, for example.
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Last week we hit one hundred thousand oaks.
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Cuirfimid ar leathmhilliún streams ar Ghaeilge weekly which
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you qualify one two messages from different people know ar an
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instagram níl daoine difriúil ar instagram nó daoine a bhfuil
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aithne agam orthu san congratulations i gcomhghairdeas
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i would say it is not here you listening tá 6 sin mar gheall
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oraibhse ag éisteacht but d'imigh something regulations
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and half moon streams. But as it is and grateful first
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tá mé buíoch as agus tá 6 deas of course, ar ndóigh on the
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time. From what means a lot mór rud
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éigin atá i bhfad níos tábhachtaí.
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Is one of the rights, me well says in the podcast for two,
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three years or two weeks matter dhá sheachtain dhá bhliain.
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Marshall groveland really present you doing it?
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That's what men something to me. Sin rud atá tábhachtach domsa.
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Because that's actually somers life being affected.
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There was lifting improved some very small way saol duine éigin
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amháin a rinne sise sa scoil sin 40 bliain ó shin.
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everything became so nasty to bua times.
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filleadh ar ais ar na rudaí bunúsacha.
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other people by the problems in the world are sold by.
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chun críoch a chur leis an bpodchraoladh inniu.
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