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Cúlra
Amhrán polaitiúil is ea é.
It is a political poem.
Sa dán seo, faighimid léargas cumasach ar shaol crua agus ar chas truamhéalach an spailpín.
In this poem, we get a powerful insight into the hard life and tragic case of the spailpín.
Tá saol an spailpín fite fuaite le cúrsaí polaitíochta a bhí ar siúl timpeall na tréimhse stáiriúil seo.
The life of the spailpín is intertwined with political matters that took place around this historical period.
Scríobhadh an dán seo ag deireadh an ochtú aois déag nuair a bhí muintir na hÉireann in umar na haimléise. Bhí na Gaeil go hiomlán faoi smacht agus faoi chois ag na Sasanaigh.
This poem was written at the end of the eighteenth century when the people of Ireland were in a state of turmoil. The Irish were completely controlled and oppressed by the English.
Bhí an talamh, an t-airgead agus an cumhacht go léir ag na Sasanaigh agus bhí péindlithe dochta i bhfeidhm ar fud na tíre.
The English had all of the land, the money and the power and strict penal laws were in effect all over the country.
Mar thoradh, ní raibh cead ag na caitligh dul go dtí an aifreann agus ní raibh cead acu vótáil.
As a result, Catholics were not allowed go to mass and they were not allowed to vote.
Tríd íomhánna éifeachtacha, cuireann an file an saol suarach, crua a bhí ag an spailpín in iúl dúinn go láidir.
Through effective images, the poet presents us with the hard, miserable life of the spailpín.
Tríd an dán, féicimid cás an spailpín- ní raibh aon stádas nó ceartanna aige.
Through the poem, we see the case of the spailpín - he had no status or rights.
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