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In Irish it's "i nDilchuimhne"

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Welsh: "Er serchog cof" or "Er serchog gof"

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Mar chuimhneachan air ...

In remembrance of ...

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In Irish Gaelic: i gcuimhne ar ...

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In Welsh: Er cof am ...

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i ndilchuimhne

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i gcuimhne gceanùil ar......

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i ndilchuimhne

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