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A Thig ná Tit orm

  • 29-05-2013 5:50pm
    #1
    grantyrs10
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    What does the title " a thig ná tit orm" actually mean does anyone know?


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  • #2
    Leaving Cert Student
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    "House don't fall on me" - bit of a common phrase at the time used in awkward situations when one wishes to convey a desire for their house to remain upright. Eg. When the house begins to show signs of cracking, one might dramatically exclaim "A thig ná tit orm".


  • #3
    Leaving Cert Student
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    No but seriously I have no idea and would be interested to know the answer :)


  • #4
    cee_jay
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    Its been a while since I studied this for my LC but think it translates as something like "God Forbid" or "Heaven Forbid".


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