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Deir Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh: “a group of young radicals suddenly found its voice and began to arrest the dissolution and disappearance of its own community” (1979, 113).
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#1116360
Given merely a martyr’s name, he could construct all further details with the greatest facility – early biography, details of arrest, speeches, execution, and even subsequent miracles.
#370384
“Either we allow it to continue its slow downward trend towards extinction, or as a nation, we collectively decide to arrest its decline and embrace the most fundamental aspect of our national identity,” a deirtear san fhorógra toghcháin.
#383730
“The contention of the defendant after arrest was that he was speaking the language of his country, and was perfectly entitled to answer in Irish, and was complying with the section,” a scríobhadh sa nuachtán.
#627723
Nuair a tháinig athair Larry Garvey as an Mullach abhaile ón bpríosún tar éis an fómhar a bhaint do bhaintreach a díshealbhaíodh, réitíodh tine chnámh dó, ‘but the RIC kicked out the fire and batoned those around it, even women and children.’ Scríobh Stephen Jordan faoin toradh a bhí ar agóidíocht talún i mBaile Átha an Rí: ‘As the RIC failed to get any information that would lead to the arrest and conviction of anyone, they turned very nasty and in several cases framed charges against men of disorderly conduct, drunkeness, etc.
#632207
Tuairiscíodh ‘Fifteen of the Jail Garrison area at present under arrest.’ Tugann an líne sin le fios an easpa muiníne a bhí ag na hoifigigh in Arm an tSaorstáit as a gcuid fear.
#1004048
“Our language, Our Heritage,” section 18.3 of Renua’s Rewarding Work, Rebuilding Trust, began auspiciously enough by pointing out that though Irish “is at a crossroads” we have the power to arrest “its slow downward trend towards extinction”.
#1118481
It would appear that sometime before Bishop O’Brien’s intended arrest there was a prominent Whiteboy leader named O’Brien, who was said to have come from France, and it is not improbable that the ignorant and bigoted magistrates in whose hands local government was then invested, may have taken it into their heads that this Whiteboy, O’Brien, was no other than the Bishop, his namesake.’ Caitheann Coombes amhras air sin agus creideann gurbh é an drochshláinte a thug air imeacht agus, ina theanntasan, go raibh drochiompar beagáin de na sagairt ag dul sa mhuileann air.
#1699972
“Even though I had been practising self-arrest earlier in the month, the angle of the slope was much greater, and very little time was left to respond quickly enough before I was taking some bounces,” a dúirt Mark, a oibríonn mar comhairleoir sláinte agus sábháilteachta agus a dhéanann measúnú priacail go rialta.
#1751781
Mhínigh an stairí Walter Pater cumhacht na bpearsantachtaí uilíocha seo, agus dar leis is éard a bhí i gceist ná iarracht > ‘to seek the type in the individual, to purge from the individual all that belongs only to the individual, all the accidents, feelings, actions of a special moment, all that in its nature enduring for a moment looks like a frozen thing if you arrest it, to abstract and express only what is permanent, structural, abiding.’ Deadwood ===== Rinne Brian Cox féin an cleas seo cheana féin agus é ag obair le David Milch ar an tsraith teilifíse Deadwood i Meiriceá.
#1764166
Ina ráiteas, dúirt Bloomberg: *“Hopefully, last night’s arrest in New York City of two terrorists plotting an attack using guns and explosives will help convince Congress that this is a national security issue and they need to do the right thing and pass this legislation.”* Duine le Dia ina Dhuine faoi Chúiseamh ================= Ar an lá céanna ag preasócáid i Halla na Cathrach, chuir Méara Bloomberg agus Coimisinéir Kelly i leith Ahmed Ferhani agus Mohamed Mamdouh go raibh sé beartaithe acu *“to blow up the largest synagogue in Manhattan and to kill as many Jews as possible.”* Bhí amhras ar an FBI faoin ngníomhaire faoi cheilt a d’úsáid na póilíní, áfach, agus ní raibh siad sásta aon bhaint a bheith acu leis an gcúis choiriúil.