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  1. #1133024

    ‘Thus the seed was sown which developed and matured throughout his life in his interest in the National Language and in folk-lore in particular’​ (The Christian Brothers’​ Educational Record).

  2. #1983700

    Bhí trí ghrád de phréataí ann: préataí itheacháin (ware), préataí póir (seed) agus an broc (broke) (Ua Cnáimhsí 1988: 70).

    Na Spailpíní Séasúracha Taithí Róise Rua Mhic Grianna agus Mháire Rua Uí

  3. #206198

    Ná féachfadh duine agaibh ar na bloody éin, agus seiceáil an bhfuil uisce agus budgie seed acu ... Tá rud éigin orthu, tá siad ag píopaireacht leo ansan ag iarraidh bhur n-aird a fháil.

  4. #1118536

    person of the Name, to wit, Doctor Jerome Keating in defence and Vindication of his Native Soyl against the partial Writers that offered to calumniate and villifie both the Soyl and the Seed, and with their envious aspersions to obfuscate their Grandeur.

  5. #2010955

    Ina dhiaidh sin, bhéarfaidh an tAire Humphreys cuairt ar shean phictiúrlann an Ritz, agus ar shuíomh An SEED, i Srath an Urláir agus sula bhfágfaidh sí an ceanta , dhéanfaidh sí seirbhís WiFi4EU a sheoladh ag Amharclann Balor ar Phríomh shráid Bhealach Féich.

  6. #631754

    J. C. Trotter faoina thríocha bliain i nGaillimh: ‘I have not only never had the slightest disrespect shown to me or to those belonging to me as Protestants … As to the Roman Catholic farmers about, I have known them to come to my help during seed time or harvest, even to the neglect of their own crops.’ I mí Aibreáin 1922 scríobh grúpa beag Protastúnach as Cloch na Rón isteach chuig an Connacht Tribune: ‘We do wish to testify to the very friendly relations which exist in this district and throughout Connemara between Catholics and Protestants … we have never been interfered with on account of our religion.’ Chomh deireanach le Bealtaine 1922 bhí tagairtí poiblí á ndéanamh don dea-chaidreamh a bhí idir Caitlicigh agus Protastúnaigh i nGaillimh.

  7. #631768

    J. C. Trotter faoina thríocha bliain i nGaillimh: ‘I have not only never had the slightest disrespect shown to me or to those belonging to me as Protestants … As to the Roman Catholic farmers about, I have known them to come to my help during seed time or harvest, even to the neglect of their own crops.’ I mí Aibreáin 1922 scríobh grúpa beag Protastúnach as Cloch na Rón isteach chuig an Connacht Tribune: ‘We do wish to testify to the very friendly relations which exist in this district and throughout Connemara between Catholics and Protestants … we have never been interfered with on account of our religion.’ Chomh deireanach le Bealtaine 1922 bhí tagairtí poiblí á ndéanamh don dea-chaidreamh a bhí idir Caitlicigh agus Protastúnaigh i nGaillimh.

  8. #1803966

    There was an accumulation of grease and detritus (dust, fibre and debris) on the tracks which constituted a seed bed for a fire and it was into that bed that the match fell." Agus fosta: "The Chairman of London Regional Transport, Sir Keith Bright, told me that whereas financial matters were strictly monitored, safety was not strictly monitored by London Regional Transport." Teistiméireacht ======= Bhí gaolta na n-íospartach ar buile nuair a dúirt Stiúrthóir na nIonchúiseamh Poiblí nach raibh cúis dlí ann agus níor tugadh duine ar bith os comhair na cúirte de thairbhe na tubaiste.