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Type your answer h This is poem in Gaelic (Irish) from the 17th century.

It's literal translation is "A scholars life is sweet (pleasant, delightful) the full poem is below. First verse translates - "A scholar has a pleasant life studying. You know people that he has the most pleasant set up in Ireland."Aoibhinn beatha an scoláireBhíos ag déanamh léinnIs follas díbh, a dhaoineGur dó is aoibhne in ÉirinnGan smacht rí air ná ruireNá tiarna dá tríeseGan chuid cíosa ag caibidilGan moich-éirí ná meirseMoch-éirí ná aoireachtNí thabhair uaidh choíche´S ní mó do bheir dá aireFear faire san oícheIs maith biseach a sheisríAg teacht taoisigh an earraigh´S eadh is crannghail dá sheisríLán a ghlaice de pheannaibhDo bheir sé greas ar tháiplís´S ar chláirsigh go mbinneGreas eile ar chuairtibh´S ar chumann charad uime.

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