Sacar Beo game ??

**A face** · 22/09/2005, 11:29 PM

What game is on Sacar Beo tonight ??

Also .... just thinking ....

Would it be handy to start a thread with just Irish translation of the terms used

..... i.e Whats offside in Irish ??

**Conor H** · 23/09/2005, 7:02 AM

Cork v Sligo...Tg4.

**carrickharp** · 23/09/2005, 7:05 AM

TG4 23 Me�n F�mhair
Corn FAI
Chathair Chorcaigh v Ruagair� Shligigh

**sullanefc** · 23/09/2005, 8:46 AM

Originally Posted by A face

i.e Whats offside in Irish ??

Offside = "As an imirt"

This is what they use when I've watched games on TG4. But directly translated it would be "out of the play".

**sullanefc** · 23/09/2005, 8:48 AM

Originally Posted by dublinharp

TG4 23 Me�n F�mhair
Corn FAI
Chathair Chorcaigh v Ruagair� Shligigh

Technically it is supposed to be Cathair Chorcai

I don't know why, I'm not an Irish teacher or anything but thats what they use on TG4 anyways.

**Krstic** · 23/09/2005, 9:17 AM

Originally Posted by sullanefc

Offside = "As an imirt"

This is what they use when I've watched games on TG4. But directly translated it would be "out of the play".

You don't think that maybe they are saying "As an imirt" when the ball goes 'out of play"

**patsh** · 23/09/2005, 9:45 AM

Originally Posted by Krstic

You don't think that maybe they are saying "As an imirt" when the ball goes 'out of play"

That would be "as imirt".
"as an imirt" means "out of the play".

**sullanefc** · 23/09/2005, 9:46 AM

Originally Posted by Krstic

You don't think that maybe they are saying "As an imirt" when the ball goes 'out of play"

No, i've listened to it carefully and they have used it when a player is offside. Watch the game tonight and you'll hear them say it.

**Rory H** · 23/09/2005, 9:46 AM

watch us,we entertain,we may lose 5-0,but we'll entertain

look out for our right back[cretaro] and left winger [fahrudin "faz" kudozivic]

**bohsmug** · 23/09/2005, 9:47 AM

They definitely use "as an imirt" for offside.

**Jaime** · 23/09/2005, 3:40 PM

Originally Posted by sullanefc

Offside = "As an imirt"

This is what they use when I've watched games on TG4. But directly translated it would be "out of the play".

"out of the play" is exactly what offside is anyway. Same translation in Spanish; "fuera de juego".

**Slash/ED** · 23/09/2005, 8:59 PM

Sort of on topic, are TG4 or anyone showing the Derry Shels, or any other game, next week? They haven't advertised it as far as I can see.

**coislaoi** · 23/09/2005, 9:02 PM

Originally Posted by Slash/ED

Sort of on topic, are TG4 or anyone showing the Derry Shels, or any other game, next week? They haven't advertised it as far as I can see.

They haven't announced it yet. They usually announce it in blocks of games.

**Sam Savic** · 23/09/2005, 9:02 PM

They're showing Derry and Rovers tomorrow night.

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