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Dane-on sheed ear-ockt mask-on marry a cur air gwee-ne.
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#583871
Marry Brommons’.
#1972551
'The queen is to marry?' arsa Gráinne.
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I 1919 chuir sé isteach ar Easpag na Gaillimhe go raibh ‘not one, but four or five Galway Catholics have recently been to the Protestant Church to marry Protestants before a Protestant clergyman, or to the Registry Office … What is the explanation of this outrage against religion?’ Mheabhraigh an litir seo do Chaitlicigh, a bhí le léamh go poiblí ag gach aifreann sa gcathair, an dearcadh a bheadh ag Dia agus an pionós a ghearrfadh an Eaglais ar mhí-iompar den chineál seo.
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He worked as a teacher, as a priest on death row, as a founder of a Muslim college which was trying to marry the best of western education with the African resurgence of Islam.
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She’s gutsy and spirited enough to do it … Patrick was the real eejit that he didn’t listen to her, and didn’t marry the ugly bitch’s daughter.
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“I wouldn’t marry Meg if she had all of Ireland … ” Dan grá atá sa leabhar seo, grá Uí Chadhain dá mhuintir féin agus dá dteanga chraicneach shaibhir ársa.
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San ochtú haois déag, a scríobh Brian Ó Dálaigh ‘no self respecting woman could hope to marry into decent society, if she bore a child out of wedlock.’ Scéal níos casta a bhí le ríomh, áfach, i dtaobh chreideamh na muintire ag an am.
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Seo an méid a dúirt Liam Fay faoin chlár sa *Sunday Times *(19 Márta 2006): Throughout this would-be educational reality game show, [there is] an incoherent effort to marry the format of Celebrity Big Brother with the curriculum of a Gaeltacht summer school … Showcased in such an amateurish, confused and shamelessly derivative programme, the Irish language itself started to appear amateurish, confused and shamelessly derivative, a crude imitation of what’s to be found on English-speaking channels … As the show’s title suggests, the primary requirement for involvement in Ní Gaeilgeoir Me was possession of little or no working knowledge of Irish, though possession of little or no working knowledge of just about everything else was also evidently a prerequisite.