AG

at: 

Máire is at the door.

possession:

I have a lot of money.

as a result of:

You’ve broken my heart.

AS

out of:

Take it out of your pocket.

from a place:

They are from Galway.

extinguished:

The fire is out (extinguished).

CHUIG

to: 

Síle came to me.

toward: 

Pull them towards you.

for: 

We did it for the glory of God.

DE

of:

Some of the people are laughing.

off:

Take off your coat.

DO

to: 

Give the flower to her.

for: 

I got it for you.

FARA

along with:

Míheál was in their company.

FAOI

under: 

The cat is not under the table.

about: 

I am talking about you.

intention: 

I intend to marry Eibhlín.

between:

There is a mile between them.

both:

Both young and old were there.

I

in: 

There’s a devil in her.
(She’s a devil of a one.)

having become
something:

I’m a teacher.

LE

with:

Come with me.

as a result of:

Cáit is sick with worry.

for the purpose of:

I have a story to tell.

due to be:

There’s bread there to be eaten.

against:

His foot was against the wall.

duration:

We are (have been) here for a month.

ownership:

I own it. (It’s mine.)

AR

There is a fly on the cake.

She has a hat on.
(She is wearing a hat.)

to have an appearance:

He appeared sorry.

to have a name:

My name is Siobhán.

to have a price:

They cost seven pounds.

having to do a thing:

We must drink milk.

ROIMH

before:

Nóra put food before us.

on the arrival:

Pól was here on her arrival.

THAR

by:

The horse ran by us.

over:

Pádraig went over seas.

exceedingly:

The show was outstanding.

TRÍ

through:

A shiver went through her.

UM

about:

They closed in about the king.

at:

He walked by (at) the Shannonside.

Ó

from:

Peig spoke from the stage.

since:

They weren’t content since then.

desire or need:

I need a drink. (I want a drink.)