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'Sí do mhaimeo í, 'sí do mhaimeo í 
'Sí do mhaimeo í cailleach an airgid 
'Sí do mhaimeo í ó Bhail' Iorrais Mhóir í 
'S chuir-feadh sí cóistí 'r bhóithre Chois Fharraige 

'bhFeicfeása 'n "steam" 'ga'l siar Tóin Uí Loing' 
'S na rothaí gh'l timpeall siar óna ceathrúnaí 
Caithfeadh sí'nstiúir naoi n-uair'ar a cúl 
'S ní choinneodh sí siúl le cailleach an airgid 
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'Measann tú 'bpósfa, 'measann tú 'bpósfa 
'Measann tú 'bpósfa cailleach an airgid? 
Tá 's a'm nach 'bpósfa, tá 's a'm nach 'bpósfa 
Mar tá sé ró-óg 'gus dólfadh sé'n t-airgead 
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'S gairid go 'bpósfa, 's gairid go 'bpósfa 
'S gairid go 'bpósfa beirt ar an mbaile seo 
'S gairid go 'bpósfa, 's gairid go 'bpósfa 
Séan Shéamais Mhóir agus Máire Ní Chathasaigh 
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[English Translation:] 

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She's your granny, she's your granny 
She's your granny, the hag with the money 
She's your granny from the town of Iorrais Mór 
And she would put coaches on the roads of Cois Farraige 

If you'd see the steam boat going past Tóin Uí Loing' 
And the wheels turning speedily at her flanks 
She'd scatter the store nine times to the rear 
But she never keeps pace with the hag with the money 
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Do you reckon he'd marry, do you reckon he'd marry 
Do you reckon he'd marry the hag with the money? 
I know he'll not marry, I know he'll not marry 
Because he's too young and he'll drink the money 
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We'll soon have a wedding, we'll soon have a wedding 
We'll soon have a wedding by two in the village 
We'll soon have a wedding, we'll soon have a wedding 
Between Séan Séamais Mór and Máire Ní Chathasaigh 
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