Irish: Staring at a Grave I have encountered the following sentence in a book: Stán an t-ógánach tamall thar falla na reilige ar an uaigh i lár an phaiste go raibh na driseanna is an raithneach glanta de. 1. Doesn't this mean "The youth/adolescent stared beyond/over the cemetary wall for awhile at the grave in the middle of the patch/plot, from which the briars and the fern had been cleared."? 2. tamall = for awhile? 3. driseanna = driseacha = briars? 4. you can use "go raibh" here instead of a direct or indirect relative clause? 5. falla = wall/fence in Munster?