An Fhaoistin Choiteann (seanleagan) - Seán Mag Uidhir
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Transcript
Aidím[1] dhuitse, a Dhia
Móire[2],
Dho NaomhMuire atá (ariamh 'na hÓighe),
Naomh Mícheál Ardaingeal, Naomh Peadar agus Pól
Agus naomhpátrún Pádraig agus gach aon naomh eile
Gur peacach bocht mé ' pheacaigh go trom trom
Le droch-smaointí[3], drochghníomharthaí agus
le cion faillí,
Ach anois, ar an ábhar sin, tá mé ag iarraidh maithiúnas ar an Athair Síoraí,
Agus ortsa m'athair faoistin',
Ó uair mo bhaistidh go huair mo bháis.
Translation
I confess to you, almighty God,
To Holy Mary ever Virgin,
To Saint Michael the Archangel, Saints Peter and Paul,
And our patron saint Patrick and every other saint,
That I am a poor sinner who has greatly sinned
Through evil thoughts, evil deeds and sins of omission,
But now, for that reason, I seek forgiveness of the Eternal Father,
And of you my father confessor,
From the time of my baptism until the hour of my death.
Footnotes
= Admhaím. Cf. Éamonn Ó Tuathail, Seanchas Ghleann Ghaibhle, supplement to Béaloideas 4:4 (1934), 30. (Back)= A Dhia mhóir / A Dhia mhórdha? (Back)
Leg. smaoití? Cf. Dónall Ó Baoill, An teanga bheo: Gaeilge Uladh (Dublin, 1996), 149. (Back)
Commentary
A version of this prayer by the same speaker appears in Éamonn Ó Tuathail, Seanchas Ghleann Ghaibhle, supplement to Béaloideas 4:4 (1934), 30.
Title in English: The Confiteor (old version)
Digital version published by: Doegen Records Web Project, Royal Irish Academy
Description of the Recording:
Speaker:
Seán
Mag Uidhir from Co.
Cavan
Person who made the recording:
Karl Tempel
Organizer and administrator of the recording scheme: The Royal Irish Academy
In collaboration with: Lautabteilung, Preußische Staatsbibliothek (now Lautarchiv,
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
Recorded on 23-09-1931 at 16:30:00 in Queen's
University, Belfast. Recorded on 23-09-1931 at 16:30:00 in Queen's
University, Belfast.
Archive recording (ID LA_1206d3, from a shellac disk stored at the
Royal Irish Academy) is 00:34 minutes
long. Archive recording (ID LA_1206d3, from a shellac disk stored at the
Royal Irish Academy) is 00:34 minutes
long.
Second archive recording (ID LA_1206b3, from a shellac disc stored in
Belfast) is 00:34 minutes long. Second archive recording (ID LA_1206b3, from a shellac disc stored in
Belfast) is 00:34 minutes long.
User recording (ID LA_1206d3, from a shellac disk stored at the Royal
Irish Academy) is 00:31 minutes long. User recording (ID LA_1206d3, from a shellac disk stored at the Royal
Irish Academy) is 00:31 minutes long.