| I'll see you at eleven | ChÃfidh mé tú ar a haon déag |
| I'll see you at half past eleven | ChÃfidh mé tú ar leath i ndiaidh a haon déag |
| I'll see you at midday | ChÃfidh mé tú ag meán lae |
| I'll see you at half past one | ChÃfidh mé tú ar leath i ndiaidh a haon |
| I'll see you at a quarter past two | ChÃfidh mé tú ar cheathrú i ndiaidh a dó |
| I'll see you at half past three | ChÃfidh mé tú ar leath i ndiaidh a trà |
| I'll see you at a quarter to six | ChÃfidh mé tú ar cheathrú go dtà a sé |
| I'll see you at seven o' clock | ChÃfidh mé tú ar a seacht a chlog |
| I'll see you at quarter past eight | ChÃfidh mé tú ar cheathrú i ndiaidh a hocht |
| I'll see you at nine o'clock | ChÃfidh mé tú ar a naoi a chlog |
| I'll see you tomorrow at midday | ChÃfidh mé tú amárach ag meán lae |
| I'll see you on Monday at eleven o'clock | ChÃfidh mé tú Dé Luain ar a haon déag a chlog |
| I'll see you tomorrow night at half past seven | ChÃfidh mé tú san oÃche amárach ar leath i ndiaidh a seacht |
| I'll see you next Thursday at ten o'clock | ChÃfidh mé tú Déardaoin seo chugainn ar a deich a chlog |
| I'll see you on Tuesday at quarter to one | ChÃfidh mé tú Dé Máirt ar cheathrú go dtà a haon |
| I'll see you on Wednesday at quarter to two | ChÃfidh mé tú Dé Céadaoin ar cheathrú go dtà a dó |
| I'll see you tomorrow afternoon at half past three | ChÃfidh mé tú san iarnóin amárach, ar leath i ndiaidh a trà |
| I'll see you on Friday evening at quarter to six | ChÃfidh mé tú tráthnóna Dé hAoine ar cheathrú go dtà a sé |
| I'll see you tomorrow morning at eleven o' clock | ChÃfidh mé tú maidin amárach ar a haon déag a chlog |
| I'll see you on Monday at quarter past eight | ChÃfidh mé tú Dé Luain ar cheathrú i ndiaidh a hocht |
| I'll see you on Tuesday at nine o' clock | ChÃfidh mé tú Dé Máirt ar a naoi a chlog |
| I'll see you on Thursday, at seven o' clock in the evening | ChÃfidh mé tú Déardaoin, ar a seacht a chlog tráthnóna |
| I'll see you on Friday at one quarter to one | ChÃfidh mé tú Dé hAoine ar cheathrú go dtà a haon |
| I'll see you this evening at quarter past nine | ChÃfidh mé tú tráthnóna ar cheathrú i ndiaidh a naoi |
| I'll see you tomorrow morning at quarter to ten | ChÃfidh mé tú maidin amárach ar cheathrú go dtà a deich |
It's a date
You will also hear "tar éis" (tar-aysh) for 'after' and "chun" (hun) for 'to' but in the north, "i ndiaidh" (after) and "go dtÃ" (to) are used and they're the only ones you need to know for this game!
