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  1. #1692897

    Ár ndóigh, bhí The Irish Post ag obair ar son an tSeisir le blianta fada, mar a bhí na sagairt Denis Faul agus Raymond Murray agus *The Prisoners Aid Committee* i Londain.

  2. #1711009

    Luaigh sé an scaifte Gaeilgeoirí a chuaigh suas go Baile Átha Cliath ar na mallaibh chun labhairt leis an *‘Implementation Committee’* sa Dáil faoin fhadhb seo.

  3. #1722506

    Tá sé ina bhall den *Executive Committee*, is iarchathaoirleach é ar Chomhairle Ceardchumann Dhoire agus ball den *Bloody Sunday Campaign*.

  4. #1802644

    D'oibrigh Noonan mar mhaisitheoir agus mar scríbhneoir fógraí agus bhí sé ina bhall den Transvaal '98 Centenary Committee - poblachtánaigh a bhí in aghaidh riail na Breataine San Afraic Theas.

  5. #1986474

    Socraíodh gur cheart "An Gúm" a thabhairt ar 'the entire works of the amalgamated Committee', sé sin, an tionscnamh chun leabhair Ghaeilge a chur ar fáil (Mac Lellan, 25 Meitheamh 1928).

    ‘Cad a dhéanfas sgríobhnóir idir an dá linn?’: Blianta luatha an Ghúim agus tionchar éiginnteacht na rialacha maidir le foilsiú sa chló Gaelach agus sa chló Rómhánach orthu

  6. #1995981

    Comhdháil bhliantúil dhomhanda na Náisiún Aontaithe, nó COP (Committee of the Parties) a bhí i gceist, agus ba é seo an 26ú ceann ó tháinig a leithéid ar an bhfód.

  7. #749905

    Jeff Gates Iarbhall den Senate Committee on Finance Freagra gonta ar an gceist a bhí ag Jeff Gates, iar-abhcóide don Senate Committee on Finance sna Stáit Aontaithe agus údar an leabhair Guilt By Association: How Deception and Self- Deceit Took America to War.

  8. #513804

    Níor glacadh leis an ‘marc’, nó leis an mholadh cead bheith ag imreoirí an liathróid a thógáil glan ón talamh – dhá mholadh a bhí fite isteach sa tuairisc ‘Report of the Football Review Committee (2012).

  9. #626675

    Ag caint leis an slua, bhí an poblachtánach Éireannach Michael Flannery, fear a throid i gCogadh na Saoirse agus sa gCogadh Cathartha sna 1920idí, agus a bhí ar dhuine de bhunaitheoirí an Irish Northern Aid Committee (NORAID) i Meiriceá, eagraíocht a bhailigh airgead chun tacú leis an bpoblachtachas ar oileán na hÉireann.

  10. #756751

    Ina cheann sin, b’iondúil go luaití na hoifigigh stáit a bhíodh i láthair ag na cruinnithe; níor cuireadh ach ainm an chathaoirligh, Seán Ó Loinsigh, TD, leis an tuarascáil a réitigh an Coiste mar fhreagra ar mheamram na Comhdhála (‘Observations of the Committee (Idir-Ranna) on the Comhdháil Náisiúnta na Gaeilge Memorandum dated 22 Deireadh Fómhair, 1953 and entitled “Memorandum for the Taoiseach: A Board for the Gaeltacht” ’, i gComhad A22, Roinn na Gaeltachta (OGCC 1953)).

  11. #763827

    Na suirbhéanna sochtheangeolaíochta náisiúnta 1973-2001 Cuireadh tús le ré nua na sochtheangeolaíochta in Éirinn nuair a bhunaigh an tAire Airgeadais An Coiste um Thaighde ar Dhearcadh an Phobail i dTaobh na Gaeilge/Committee on Irish Language Attitudes Research in 1970 (Nóta: De ghnáth, úsáidtear an t-acrainm Béarla, CILAR, ag tagairt don choiste seo).

  12. #799675

    Bhí easpa tithíochta mar chnámh spairne sa chathair agus sa tír i gcoitinne, mar atá fós, agus bhíodh an Dublin Housing Action Committee ag eagrú máirseálacha le tacaíocht ó na mic léinn ollscoile.

  13. #877389

    Agus an lá céanna tionóladh cruinniú san Óstán Imperial ‘to consider the question of inaugurating a Recruiting Committee of prominent business and professional men and residents of the county to assist in obtaining a steady and regular flow of recruits.’ Ard-Fheidhmeannaigh Impireachta a thionscnaigh an cruinniú sin .i.

  14. #916252

    However, the issue is that the Minister has no authority to appoint the chairperson of an Oireachtas committee as such appointments are a matter for the Dáil.’ Freagra ní bhfuair Gerry Adams ón Taoiseach, taobh amuigh de chur síos nár iarr sé ar chlár oibre agus ar bhallraíocht an choiste nua*.

  15. #983056

    The initiation of that kind of regular presence of the language in the Houses would undoubtedly encourage a more widespread response which the Committee would of course further stimulate,” a scríobh Ó Murchú chuig an Taoiseach ar 10ú Bealtaine, 1979.

    Theip ar fheachtas sna 1970í Tithe an Oireachtais a ghaelú – Breandán Delap

  16. #983064

    “Consequently, when the informal all-party committee had its meetings, the Fine Gael representatives indicated that they would not be prepared to enter into discussions on the matter of the extension of the use of Irish in both Houses until this matter had been satisfactorily resolved,” a scríobh státseirbhíseach amháin.

    Theip ar fheachtas sna 1970í Tithe an Oireachtais a ghaelú – Breandán Delap

  17. #983320

    Dúirt urlabhraí thar ceann McCausland leis an cholún seo inné faoi ráiteas O’Loan: “Now that the minister has received a request from the committee, he would wish to address the issue with them in the first instance.” Dúirt urlabhraí thar ceann Roinn na Gaeltachta go mbíonn plé rialta ag Aire na Gaeltachta Pat Carey le McCausland go speisialta taobh istigh “de chreatlach na Comhairle Aireachta Thuaidh/Theas, faoi ghnéithe éagsúla d’obair na n-eagraíochtaí Thuaidh/Theas a thagann faoina gcúram”.

    O’Loan imníoch – Pól Ó Muirí Eagarthóir Gaeilge

  18. #983465

    Dúirt urlabhraí thar ceann McCausland leis an cholún seo inné faoi ráiteas O’Loan: “Now that the minister has received a request from the committee, he would wish to address the issue with them in the first instance.” Dúirt urlabhraí thar ceann Roinn na Gaeltachta go mbíonn plé rialta ag Aire na Gaeltachta Pat Carey le McCausland go speisialta taobh istigh “de chreatlach na Comhairle Aireachta Thuaidh/Theas, faoi ghnéithe éagsúla d’obair na n-eagraíochtaí Thuaidh/Theas a thagann faoina gcúram”.

    O’Loan imníoch – Pól Ó Muirí Eagarthóir Gaeilge

  19. #990069

    Mr Ó Cuirreáin told an Oireachtas Committee that the State’s negligence in relation to Irish had left the language in a precarious position: “As we begin to regain our economic sovereignty, it would be a travesty if we were to lose our linguistic sovereignty – a cornerstone of our cultural identity, heritage and soul as a nation.

    Journalist Ó Domhnaill named language commissioner – Pól Ó Muirí

  20. #990694

    On the day of his announcement before an Oireachtas committee, RTÉ’s main news bulletins on television covered the resignation with thirty seconds of pictures, accompanied by a voice over from the newsreader.

    RTÉ staff concerned over station’s Irish-language coverage – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  21. #990825

    2012 was, he dryly informed the Joint Committee on Public Service Oversight and Petitions (Wednesday 04 Dec, 2013), “not a vintage year for the promotion of the Irish language in the public sector, and for every one step forward there appeared to have been two steps backwards”.

    There is a new commissioner in town – Pól Ó Muirí

  22. #991263

    The Heads of the Bill will be forwarded to the Joint Committee on the Environment, Culture and the Gaeltacht today and Mr McGinley said that he was “looking forward to the debate” as the Bill went through the legislative process.

    Office of Coimisinéir Teanga to remain independent – Pól Ó Muirí

  23. #992173

    Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and Chair of the National Famine Commemoration Committee, Mr Jimmy Deenihan T.D., today thanked all the schools in the State who plan to hold one minute’s silent reflection tomorrow “as a gesture of respect and acknowledgement of those who died or suffered loss in the Great Famine”.

    Deenihan praises school children for remembering the Great Famine – Pól Ó Muirí

  24. #998027

    The Leas-Chathaoirleach of the Sub-Committee on the 20 Year Strategy for the Irish Language 2010–2030 and Related Matters, Senator Labhrás Ó Murchú said: “This report recommends that at least 10 per cent of public workers in public service bodies should be fully proficient in Irish and should be willing, and indeed eager, to carry out their duties and engage with the public through Irish.

    Gaeltacht Committee wants Irish promoted ‘more effectively’ – Pól Ó Muirí

  25. #1004638

    Those reasonable pledges – a senior minister with primary responsibility for the Gaeltacht, a full Oireachtas committee for Irish language and Gaeltacht affairs and increased funding for Foras na Gaeilge and Údarás na Gaeilge – are followed by some common sense promises and a few innovative ideas.

    Sinn Féin’s uncommon aspiration – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  26. #1004657

    On that occasion, Enda Kenny stoically resisted broadcaster Cormac Ó hEadhra’s entreaties to agree to even the relatively mundane demand for the establishment of a full Oireachtas committee to deal with Gaeltacht and Irish language affairs.

    Fianna Fáil joins the Irish-language fight – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  27. #1004658

    Meanwhile, Micheál Martin was the first leader to pledge himself to Conradh na Gaeilge’s three demands, and yesterday Fianna Fáil put it in writing that they would establish the Oireachtas committee, appoint a senior Government minister with primary responsibility for the Gaeltacht and provide extra funding for Foras na Gaeilge and Údarás na Gaeltacha.

    Fianna Fáil joins the Irish-language fight – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  28. #1019157

    Nuair a chinn an Iraq Survey Committee, ina dtuarascáil deireanach i nDeireadh Fómhair na bliana 2004, nach raibh aon airm ollscriosta ag Saddam ó bhí 1991 ann, seans gur chaith lucht an chreidimh uile-chumhachtaigh oícheanta fada is iad cráite ag an amhras - ach má chaith, ní dúradh faic.

    Aerfort agus cumhacht an chreidimh – Sean Tadhg O Gairbhi

  29. #1021559

    Dúirt an Seanadóir Cummins: “It has taken 56 years for such a Bill and considering the progress on Committee Stage I think it will take another 56 years to complete it, in the way it has been dealt with.” “Masla” ab ea é sin ar mhuintir na Gaeilge agus na Gaeltachta, a dúirt an Seanadóir Ó Clochartaigh.

    Ní ghéillfidh McGinley don bhrú faoi Bhille na Gaeltachta – Pól Ó Muirí, Eagarthóir Gaeilge

  30. #1051915

    The Coiste Ceantair Átha Cliath has elected the following representatives on the Committee of Management of Dublin College of Irish Teaching: Micheál Ó hAnnracháin, Seosamh Laoide, Pádraig Mac Piarais (editor An Claidheamh Soluis), Seoirse Ó Muanáin (Uachtarán an Choiste Ceantair), and Seán Ó Caoimh.

  31. #1120177

    ‘San “Account of Secret Service Money” don bhliain 1719 luaitear “Charles Linegar” i measc na ndaoine ar tugadh íocaíocht dóibh.’​ Ar 16 Feabhra 1715 scríobh an tArdeaspag King ina thaobh chuig William Connolly, Spéicéir na Parlaiminte: ‘He is very poor; and I hope the committee, before which his petition lies, will have some compassion on him.

  32. #1121048

    An Pádraig seo agus Éamonn Ceannt [B4] a sheinn ceol píbe i láthair an Phápa Pius X i bhfómhar 1908 agus an bhliain dár gcionn bhí sé ina bhall de Choiste Agóide an Chonartha (All Ireland Demonstration Committee) thar ceann Chumann na bhFíodóirí Síoda (An Claidheamh Soluis 11 Meán Fómhair 1909); deirtear gurbh é an duine deireanach é d’​fhíodóirí sin Bhaile Átha Cliath.

  33. #1126977

    During a visit to the Technion in Haifa I was introduced to the head [of] the Committee engaged in the provision of technical terms in Hebrew and learned something of the structure and organisation.

  34. #1128741

    ., 1993 go raibh Frank Gallagher (d’​éag 1962) á scríobh le tamall maith agus gurbh eol do Dev an t-ardmheas a bhí ag an nGallchóireach ar Thomás de bharr na taithí a bhí acu ar a chéile agus iad ag obair don Mansion House Anti-Partition Committee.

  35. #1128833

    Deir Michael Ryan: ‘His ability to bridge the gap beween the worlds of scholarship and public administration meant that his services were eagerly sought by many cultural organizations and he generously gave of his time and experience when asked—the Royal Irish Academy (which he served as Vice-President and Council Member), the Cultural Relations Committee of the Department of Foreign Affairs (of which he was for a time chairman) are but two of the bodies which benefited from his participation.

  36. #1129604

    A token of Cavanagh’​s affection for O’​Mahony, and of his loyalty to him, can be seen in Cavanagh’​s participation in a fund-raising committee and circulating a letter, unknown to the Colonel, in which he explained O’​Mahony’​s difficulties with the publisher of his translation of Forus Feasa ar Éirinn and sought donations to help O’​Mahony settle a debt whereby he would become sole owner of the plates of that book.’​ Meastar gur luigh sé isteach ar an iriseoireacht in 1857 nuair a bhunaigh Ó Mathúna agus Doheny an iris The Phoenix ach nach raibh sé ach mar shlí bheatha pháirtaimseartha aige gur bunaíodh an iris The Emerald in 1868.

  37. #1135572

    Ba é a scríobh Greystones Presbyterian Church 1887–1987 and the Kilpedder Witness from 1851 (Kirk Session and Committee of Greystones Presbyterian Church 1987) ach b’​fhearr leis nach n-ainmneofaí é mar údar.

  38. #1137507

    Ba chathaoirleach é ar Choiste na Gaeilge den American Committee for Irish Studies (ACIS) in 1988 agus bhí sé ina chathaoirleach ar chomhdháil bhliantúil an Celtic Studies Association of North America (CSANA) in Ollscoil St Francis Xavier i mí na Bealtaine 1992.

  39. #1138592

    Deir rphost ó rúnaí príobháideach Arlene Foster: “Please note that the Minister has instructed that NITB policy...should be adhered to and that NITB should not consider funding bilingual signage outside of this policy.” Is é an grúpa saoirsí sibhialta, ‘The Committee on the Administration of Justice’ (CAJ), a tháinig ar an eolas seo a fhad agus atá ceisteanna comhionannais lárnach sa ghéarchéim pholaitíochta ba chúis le titim Chomhthionól Stormont.