failte

But "failte" and hospitality inducin 'fresh acquaintance.

The Galway Races 1999

And if they are, I want to say in my best Arkansas accent, cead mile failte -- (applause) -- beatha saol agus slainte.

President Address To Citizens Of Dublin ITY National Archives 1995

So on this St. Patrick's Day, I think we should begin with an appropriate greeting -- Ceade mile failte -- a hundred thousand welcomes.

Remarks At Shamrock Presentation ITY National Archives 1995

Our friends were well pleased at his wish to attend, and asked me to go back and bring him to where a hearty _cead mile failte_ awaited him.

The Life Story of an Old Rebel John Denvir

Advance-stragglers, exhausted and travel-stained, presently arrived, to have their buttons cut off their coats, the feathers plucked from their hats, their arms wrenched from their sockets, and to be hugged with merciless and enervating tenderness in the wild paroxysm of an ultra-Irish _cead mile failte!

The Siege of Kimberley T. Phelan

They had erected a triumphal arch over the little entrance-gate, formed of bent osiers twined with flowers, and surmounted with paper flags, on which were inscribed, in large coloured letters, such mottoes as the Scotch 'Ye're gey welcome,' and the Irish 'Cead mile failte.'

Holiday Tales Florence Wilford

Our friends were well pleased at his wish to attend, and asked me to go back and bring him to where a hearty cead mile failte awaited him.

The Life Story of an Old Rebel Denvir, John 1910

'By my sowl, if it was you was in distriss,' says I, 'and if it was to ould Ireland you kem, it's not only the gridiron they'd give you, if you axed it, but something to put an it, too, and the drop o' dhrink into the bargain, and _cead mile failte_. '

Stories of Comedy Rossiter Johnson 1885

Shout million-voiced _failte_, wave banners the while;

Verses and Rhymes By the Way Margaret Moran Dixon McDougall 1862

Island is the remains of Doona Castle, the principal stronghold, of the heroic Grace, where she held the heir of Howth captive till ransomed, and till his father learned to understand what _Cead mille failte_ means at dinner time.

The Letters of "Norah" on Her Tour Through Ireland Margaret Moran Dixon McDougall 1862