Colscaradh
Pádraig Mac Suibhne
Rugadh agus tógadh é i Dún na nGall (1942).
Ba mhúinteoir agus príomhoide é.
Bhain sé céim sa Ghaeilge agus Stair.
Scríobh sé Spaisteoireacht agus Solas Uaigneach.
Déanann an dán cur síos ar an gcoimhlint a d’fhéadfadh teacht chun cinn i bpósadh. Tar éis blianta fada, tuigeann an fear céile agus an bhean chéile araon go dteastaíonn rudaí éagsúla uathu. Teipeann ar an bpósadh agus socraíonn siad colscaradh.
The poem describes the conflict which can arise in a marriage. After many years, the husband and wife both realise they want different things. The marriage fails and they decide to divorce.
Coimhlint
Conflict
Colscaradh
Divorce
Frustruchas
Frustration
Díoma
Disappointment
Saint
Greed
Míshonas
Unhappiness
Nádúrtha
Natural
Simplí
Simple
Gonta
Concise
Is í an choimhlint téama an dáin seo.
Conflict is the team of this poem.
Bhí mianta difriúla ag an bhfear agus ag an mbean faoin saol pósta.
The man and the woman had different opinions on married life.
Ta codarsnacht láidir sa dán idir mianta na beirte agus idir saol traidisiúnta agus an saol nua-aimseartha.
There is a strong contrast in the poem between the desires of the two and between traditional life and modern life.
Bhí deighilt an mhór idir an bhean agus an fear.
There was a great division between the woman and the man.
Ní raibh siad sásta teacht ar aon chomhréiteach.
They were not willing to reach any compromise.
Scar siad faoi dheireadh.
They eventually separated.
Ba mhaith leis an bhfear pósadh traidisiúnta.
The man would like a traditional marriage.
Bhí saol pósta an fhir dírithe ar an gclann.
The married life of the man was focused on the children.
Bhí íomha thraidisiúnta aige den phósadh – bheadh a bhean sa bhaile ag tabhairt aire do na páistí.
He had a traditional image of marriage – his wife would be at home looking after the children.
Tá na meafair a bhaineann leis an bhfear tíriúil teolaí agus séimh. ‘i nead a chine…ar leac a thine’
The metaphors associated with the country man are warm and gentle. 'in the nest of his kind...on the slab of his fire'
Ba mhaith leis an mbean pósadh nua-aimseartha.
The woman would like a modern marriage.
Ba mhaith leis an mbean rudaí eile – grá, ach neamhspleáchas agus stádas.
The woman wants other things – love, but independence and status.
Ba mhaith léi a roghanna féin a dhéanamh ‘taobh den bhríste’
She wants to make her own choices.
Bhí a mianta dírithe ar rudaí taobh amuigh den bhaile – laethanta saoire thar lear.
Her desires were focused on things outside of home – holidays abroad.
Tá saibhreas agus ábharachas tábhachtach don bhean.
Wealth and materialism are important to the woman.
Bhí a mianta féin ní ba thábhachtaí di ná a fear.
Her own desires were more important to her than her husband.
Pádraig Mac Suibhne
Rugadh agus tógadh é i Dún na nGall (1942).
Ba mhúinteoir agus príomhoide é.
Bhain sé céim sa Ghaeilge agus Stair.
Scríobh sé Spaisteoireacht agus Solas Uaigneach.
Déanann an dán cur síos ar an gcoimhlint a d’fhéadfadh teacht chun cinn i bpósadh. Tar éis blianta fada, tuigeann an fear céile agus an bhean chéile araon go dteastaíonn rudaí éagsúla uathu. Teipeann ar an bpósadh agus socraíonn siad colscaradh.
The poem describes the conflict which can arise in a marriage. After many years, the husband and wife both realise they want different things. The marriage fails and they decide to divorce.
Coimhlint
Conflict
Colscaradh
Divorce
Frustruchas
Frustration
Díoma
Disappointment
Saint
Greed
Míshonas
Unhappiness
Nádúrtha
Natural
Simplí
Simple
Gonta
Concise
Is í an choimhlint téama an dáin seo.
Conflict is the team of this poem.
Bhí mianta difriúla ag an bhfear agus ag an mbean faoin saol pósta.
The man and the woman had different opinions on married life.
Ta codarsnacht láidir sa dán idir mianta na beirte agus idir saol traidisiúnta agus an saol nua-aimseartha.
There is a strong contrast in the poem between the desires of the two and between traditional life and modern life.
Bhí deighilt an mhór idir an bhean agus an fear.
There was a great division between the woman and the man.
Ní raibh siad sásta teacht ar aon chomhréiteach.
They were not willing to reach any compromise.
Scar siad faoi dheireadh.
They eventually separated.
Ba mhaith leis an bhfear pósadh traidisiúnta.
The man would like a traditional marriage.
Bhí saol pósta an fhir dírithe ar an gclann.
The married life of the man was focused on the children.
Bhí íomha thraidisiúnta aige den phósadh – bheadh a bhean sa bhaile ag tabhairt aire do na páistí.
He had a traditional image of marriage – his wife would be at home looking after the children.
Tá na meafair a bhaineann leis an bhfear tíriúil teolaí agus séimh. ‘i nead a chine…ar leac a thine’
The metaphors associated with the country man are warm and gentle. 'in the nest of his kind...on the slab of his fire'
Ba mhaith leis an mbean pósadh nua-aimseartha.
The woman would like a modern marriage.
Ba mhaith leis an mbean rudaí eile – grá, ach neamhspleáchas agus stádas.
The woman wants other things – love, but independence and status.
Ba mhaith léi a roghanna féin a dhéanamh ‘taobh den bhríste’
She wants to make her own choices.
Bhí a mianta dírithe ar rudaí taobh amuigh den bhaile – laethanta saoire thar lear.
Her desires were focused on things outside of home – holidays abroad.
Tá saibhreas agus ábharachas tábhachtach don bhean.
Wealth and materialism are important to the woman.
Bhí a mianta féin ní ba thábhachtaí di ná a fear.
Her own desires were more important to her than her husband.