OÃÆ'­che ChiÃÆ'ºn     [Silent Night]



OÃÆ'­che chiÃÆ'ºin, oÃÆ'­che Mhic DÃÆ'©,  [Silent night, night of God's son.]

CÃÆ'¡ch 'na suan dÃÆ'­s araon,   [Soundly in slumber, the pair together]

DÃÆ'­s is dÃÆ'­lse 'faire le spÃÆ'©is   [The pair and love, watching with affection]

NaoÃÆ'­n beag gnaoigheal    [The small bright beautiful child,]

ceananntais caomh    [darling little one.]



CrÃÆ'­ost, 'na chodhladh go sÃÆ'©imh.         [Christ, calmly asleep.]

CrÃÆ'­ost, 'na chodhladh go sÃÆ'©imh.         [Christ, calmly asleep.]



OÃÆ'­che chiÃÆ'ºin, oÃÆ'­che Mhic DÃÆ'©,   [Silent night, night of God's son.]

AoirÃÆ'­ ar dtÃÆ'ºs chuala 'n scÃÆ'©al;   [Shepherds first heard the tale]

AllelÃÆ'ºia aingeal ag glaoch.   [The angels crying out Alleluia.]

Cantain suairc i ngar is i gcÃÆ'©in  [Lovely chanting near and far.]



CrÃÆ'­ost an SlÃÆ'¡naitheoir FÃÆ'©in   [Christ, the saviour himself.]

CrÃÆ'­ost an SlÃÆ'¡naitheoir FÃÆ'©in   [Christ, the saviour himself.]



OÃÆ'­che chiÃÆ'ºin, oÃÆ'­che Mhic DÃÆ'©,  [Silent night, night of God's son.]

CÃÆ'¡ch 'na suan dÃÆ'­s araon,   [Soundly in slumber, the pair together]

DÃÆ'­s is dÃÆ'­lse 'faire le spÃÆ'©is   [The pair and love, watching with affection]

NaoÃÆ'­n beag gnaoigheal    [The small bright beautiful child,]

ceananntais caomh    [darling little one.]



CrÃÆ'­ost, 'na chodhladh go sÃÆ'©imh.  [Christ, calmly asleep.]

CrÃÆ'­ost, 'na chodhladh go sÃÆ'©imh.  [Christ, calmly asleep.]