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  12. #1127195

    She is a small, beautifully formed woman, with brown hair and eyes—instead of the black hair and blue eyes that are usually found with this type in Ireland—and delicate feet and hands that are not common in these parts, where the woman’​s work is so hard.’​ ‘My little hostess’​ a thugann Synge uirthi.

  13. #1162354

    Its glassy eyes sought human eyes.” Léiríonn an cloigeann gan chorp cumhacht an tsabhdáin; léiríonn sé go bhfuil sé ag cur smachta ar a naimhde, go bhfuil sé in ann breith an bháis a thabhairt ar na daoine is céimiúla ar domhan.

  25. #991974

    I will never forget the look of disappointment or hurt (almost) on my idealistic teacher’s eyes as she asked the lads in my class each day if they had any stories.

    Remembering not to remember – Mícheál Ó Haodha

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  26. #1117139

    We can imagine Somhairle spurred on by the appeal of his task and dazzled by the splendour of the horizon to which he had turned his eyes.

  32. #1423874

    Ilghnéitheach Ní lú de dhíol suntais an fuílleach eilimintí ilghnéitheacha ar samplaí díobh iad seo a leanas: meaingilín, raic, uarach, sióg, coca, pínn, caife, grian, fuil, pluideog, jibín, stíobhard, (big) eyes, teadhall: Trá an Mheaingilín, Scailpín an Raic, Buntsruth na hUaraí, Aill na Sióg, Garraí an Choca, Craig na Pínne, Poll an Chaife, Garraí na Gréine, Trá na Fola, Garraí na bPluideog, An Jibín, Buaile an Stíobhaird, Buaile na mBig Eyes, Craig an Teadhaill.

  37. #302132

    ‘Was that the programme with the barkeep who had those terrifying eyes, and the bounder in the hat who kept muttering strange profanities at me?” a dúirt Mac an Phrír le Ar Son na Cúise aréir.

  38. #318333

    “It’s easy to think we know all we can know about a manuscript like the Llyfr Du but to see these ghosts from the past brought back to life in front of our eyes has been incredibly exciting.

  40. #360344

    Dhein Pilooski amhrán le Jarvis ‘You’re In My Eyes (Disco-song)’ a athmheascadh cúpla bliain ó shin agus thug sé cúnamh do Jarvis is taispeáinteas ealaíne á chur i láthair aige i bPáras le gairid.

  41. #370973

    Nuair a scríobh Joanne anall ina dhiaidh sin, ag glacadh buíochais, dúirt sí an méid seo: “Tommy played a lovely tune on tin whistle for us and I have to admit that tears came to my eyes on hearing that sweet music, in that warm company, in the townland where my grandmother grew up, as had generations of our family before her.” Mar is dual don stáisiún, chaith Raidió na Gaeltachta ómós le Tommy an lá ar cuireadh é i reilig Chill Chiaráin.

  43. #385658

    ‘Matsson saw into Teo’s thoughts through the opening his eyes had drilled.’ Níl san abairt thuas ach líne ghearr, cuma na simplíochta uirthi fiú amháin, ach léiríonn sí tuiscint dhomhain ní amháin ar an duine, ach ar céard is litríocht ann.

  48. #627680

    accompanied by L. O’Dea solicitor, Galway, they called into the house of John J. Staunton Kilcolgan and left again towards Clarenbridge at 7.5pm.’ Sampla eile ná an cur síos a bhíodar in ann a dhéanamh ar Pheadar Ó Máille, poblachtánach as Indreabhán: ‘Connemara accent; turns out his toes when walking, walks quickly and swings his arms; grey eyes, large nose, sallow complexion, broad face; medium make, approximate weight, 10 stone; 5 ft. 7 in.