Multiple CREATE TRIGGER's in SQL file

I have an SQL file which contains multiple CREATE TRIGGER statements. I can't run it as it stands in SQLPlus Worksheet because it doesn't recognise the
end;
as the end of the create trigger statement and fails on the next CREATE line.
Is there a way I can get this file to process. I can run each statement individually, but there's a lot of them.
Any thoughts much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Just for clarity within your file, you may want to do the following
Create or Replace Trigger TG_One
before insert on mytab_two
for each row
declare
adt_exists EXCEPTION;
begin
end TG_One ;
Create or Replace Trigger TG_Two
before insert on mytab_three
for each row
declare
adt_exists EXCEPTION;
begin
end TG_Two ;

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