An Bhéan Óg

Ordinary Irish category

Update 18th Feb :We hope to source new notes by the end of next week.

An Bhéan Óg le Maire Mhac an tSaoi

Príomh Phointí

  • Bhí an bhean óg bocht.
  • Bhí ag beirt phaiste aici, cailín a bhí trí bliana d’aois agus mac a bhí níos óige.
  • Bhí an aimsir an-te i mí Lúnasa agus obair sí na paistí isteach sa phram.
  • Chuaigh siad go dtí an trá.
  • Labhair sí as Gaeilge leo.
  • Chuaigh siad as snámh agus bhí ag spórt acu.
  • Bhí an bean an-chaol (very thin) agus lag (weak) tuirseach.
  • Bhrostaigh sí abhaile mar bhí a fearr chéile ag teacht an oíche sin.
  • Bhí a fear chéile ag obair sa chaithair.
  • Níor thaitin obair tí leí.
  • Bhí uirthi an teach agus bhaile a ullmhú dó.
  • Níor chuir sí púdar ar a haghaidh mar níor thaitin sí leis.
  • Bhí sí an-éadóchasach (lonely).

As Béarla

  • There was a poor young woman.
  • She had two children, a daughter three years old and a son even younger.
  • In the hot weather in August, she worked with the children pushing a pram.
  • They went to the beach.
  • She spoke in Irish to them.
  • They went swimming and great fun.
  • The woman was very thin and weak.
  • She hurried home because her husband was coming home that night.
  • The husband works in the city.
  • She hates housework.
  • She prepared the house.
  • She doesn’t wear make-up since her husband doesn’t like it.
  • She is very lonely.
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About Klara

Hi there! I'm the creator of Motivated Notes and I hope you find it helpful. At the moment, I'm studying New Media and English at the University of Limerick. Follow me on twitter.com/klaraflame.
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6 Responses to An Bhéan Óg

  1. Kate says:

    Well i totally loved these notes… Maybe a little too simple though? Think they may need bulking up a bit? I realise they’re for ordinary Irish but seriously it isn’t that easy!! :)

  2. Klara says:

    Hi Kate,

    I know they seem very simple but believe it or not, these are the notes I got from my own teacher.
    It’s simple because it’s just a synopsis of the story but there are at least three or four other poems/stories notes which you need to keep in the head for the exam.

    If you have notes with a bit more detail than these, send me a mail and we can put them up. :)

    Regards,
    Klara

  3. clare says:

    In all honesty these would not suffice for a leaving certificate exam – not even for pass. With more detail they would just about do.!

  4. Klara says:

    Hi Clare,

    As I said to Kate, these are the notes I had for my very own Leaving Cert.
    If you have more detailed notes, we can improve these so that other students can get the benefit.

    Klara

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  6. Make irish a choice

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