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It should be noted that the band's name is not derived from the Gaeilge word Slainte (a drinking celebration or type of short speech) meaning "cheers" or good health, but is the direct word just with the absent of a fada over the "a"(à)...

I would prefer an article dealing with the toast to a shoddy band advert, as this looks to be. 70.19.226.40 02:35, 18 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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	It should be noted that the band's name is not derived from the Gaeilge word Slainte (a drinking celebration or type of short speech) meaning "cheers" or good health, but is the direct word just with the absent of a fada over the "a"(à)...		It should be noted that the band's name is not derived from the Gaeilge word Slainte (a drinking celebration or type of short speech) meaning "cheers" or good health, but is the direct word just with the absent of a fada over the "a"(à)...