boss (bás)
riv (roimh)
asonair (easonóir)
English to Irish translationfáilte roimh Galloway's Pub
Fáilte is the Irish word for welcome. Fáilte Roimh, is used when saying welcome directly to a group of people, as opposed to saying it to one person. So it basically means welcome to you all.
In Irish it's: bás roimh easonóir (death before dishonour) is fearr bás ná easonóir (rather death than dishonour) is fearr bás roimh easonóir(rather death before dishounour)
Tá fáilte roimh an Tiarna. (Irish)
There's no such word as 'rionh'; 'roimh' means before.
Tá fáilte roimh chairde anseo.
Brotherhood before everything
i mean 1st sem of b.s. english session 2013
Yes, "bas roimh churair" can be translated as "death before defeat." In Irish, "bas" means "death," "roimh" means "before," and "churair" is derived from "chur," meaning "defeat" or "loss." This phrase embodies a sentiment of standing firm in the face of adversity, suggesting that one would prefer to face death rather than accept defeat.
It is pronounced "bawsh rev ass-un-oh-ir."
Tá fáilte roimh na daoine maithe
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