How to Say “Omagh” in Irish
An Ómaigh is the Irish name for the town of Omagh. An Ómaigh is used to refer to the county town of Omagh in Ireland.
An Ómaigh is the Irish name for the town of Omagh. An Ómaigh is used to refer to the county town of Omagh in Ireland.
fáilte go hÉirinn is the Irish way to say welcome to Ireland. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome someone who has just arrived in Ireland.
The English phrase ‘happy halloween’ is translated into Irish as Oíche Shamhna Shona Duit.
gardaí is the Irish word for the police. gardaí refers to the local or general law enforcement agency.
The Irish phrase for “I need” is tá uaim. tá uaim is used to express that someone lacks something or requires it.
The English name Patricia is translated into Irish as Pádraigín. Pádraigín is the Irish female given name for the English name Patricia.
The phrase for “what time is it?” in Irish is cén t-am é? This phrase is used to ask for the current time of day.
The Irish word for cannon is gunna mór. This term is used to refer to an artillery piece.