Tips for the Galway Races

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Gaillimh le  Gaeilge are  calling on  GALWAY  to  use  the Irish  language in any  Signage/Marketing/Advertising/ Publications/Products   developed   or   produced   for   the Galway Races.

Gaillimh le Gaeilge is always  available  to facilitate and  develop the use of the Irish language  within businesses and also provide a free  translation service and  ideas as  how best  to  use and profit from  the  language.

Please see below a list of phrases that can be used during the Galway Races. If you require additional information, please do not  hesitate to contact us on 091 568876  or at  eolas@gleg.ie. We would recommend that you forward a proof any bilingual text before it goes to final print. 

Fáilte  chuig Rásaí na Gaillimhe – Welcome to the Galway Races

Bain sult  as Rásaí na Gaillimhe Enjoy the  Galway  Races 

Bain sult  as an gcraic  Enjoy the  craic

Lá na mBan  – Ladies Day

An hata  is fearr  Best Hat

Spraoi agus  Spleodar ag Rásaí na Gaillimhe 

Enjoyment and fun at the  Galway  Races

Bí linn ag Rásaí na Gaillimhe – Join us at the  Galway  Races

An Fhéile Rásaíochta is cáiliúla sa tír! –

The most popular Racing Festival in the country!

Táim  ag na Rásaí – I am at the  races

Capall  Breá – Great Horse

Jacaí breá – Great Jockey

Agus seo leo! – And they’re off!

Aon  mholtaí? – Any Tips?

Síos leo le fána  – Over  the  hill they  go

Amuigh chun tosaigh Ahead  of the  posse

Bua iontach Great win

Cuir geall  – Put on a bet

Gach bealach – Each Way

Rogha  na Coitiantachta – Favourite

An corrlach ar – The odds on

Cárta na rásaí  – Race card

Torthaí na Rásaí – Race reults

Pláta na Gaillimhe – The Galway Plate

Ar bhuaigh tú? – Did you win

Cén capall  is fearr  leat? – What horse do you fancy?

Bhuaigh sí €30 ar na capaill She won €30  on the  horses

Chuir  mé airgead ar I put money on

Sláinte! Cheers!

Go n-éirí leat  – Good Luck

Maith thú  Well done

Slán go fóill Bye for now

Tabhair  aire Take care

Feicfidh mé tú – I’ll see you

Oíche mhaith – Good night