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Folk music versus country music

topper75 · 2019-04-15 12:45:28

Both country music and folk music appear to be translated into Irish as ceol tíre. Is there some way I can distinguish between them better when speaking in Irish?

15-04-2019 12:45pm

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topper75

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Both country music and folk music appear to be translated into Irish as ceol tíre.

Is there some way I can distinguish between them better when speaking in Irish?

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music

country

folk

ceol

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#2 04-06-2019 7:31pm

An gal gréine

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To distinguish you might say 'ceol pobail'.....although I haven't actually heard

it in use, it should be understood.

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