Hi all,

I'd like to have this motto in Irish (GC).

Latin: "Sunt glandes et quid eas edunt!"
French: "Il y a les glands et ceux qui les mangent!"
English: "There are acorns and those eating them!" (I hope this translation from French to English is not too bad).

Wild boars = toirc allta, is it right?

And, the last one, what is the translation of "Celtic spirit" in Irish language? Something like "spiorad Ceilteach"?

Thank you for your help, have a good day.

how about:

tá dearcáin ann agus lucht a n-ite

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Thank you so much Cúmhaí

Pour - Il y a des glands et ceux qui les mangent - en anglais, je dirais plutôt - There are acorns and there are those who eat them. Toirc allta - oui c'est bien ça.

it is 100% my pleasure
hopefully someone else can confirm or give a different take

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