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Cad

What

Cèard

What

Cá

Where

Cen

Why

Conas

How

Cen chaoi

How

Cathain

When

Ce

Who

Ainmnigh

Name

Lauigh

Mention

Dean cur síos

Describe

Ce do

To whom

Scriobh

Write

Ce lies

How long

Ca fhada

How long

Cad a tharla

What happened

Carbh as

About what

Can faoi

About what