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"O love!" when addressing someone (most likely)

also "His love".

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It's "Mo ghrá agus mo chroí arís". (My love and my heart again.)

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"síocháin agus ceart" means "peace and justice"

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"Má bhíonn tú liom, a stóirín mo chroí" means "If you're mine, treasure of my heart"

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"tú" should be "thú"

"Is breá liom thú mo ró-ghrá" means "I like you my great love"

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This question is not grammatically correct it should be

"Mo ghrá go deo AGUS i gcónaí"

"My love forever and always" (Irish Gaelic)

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"grá mo chroí" means "love of my heart"

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Family first forever

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Cheers to good friends and long life.

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