Cuireann Hereward Senior síos air ina leabhar ar na Fíníní i gCeanada agus é ag trácht ar Chomhdháil mhór a bhí acu i Nua Eabhrac ag a raibh sé chéad i láthair: Cé nár aontaigh Condon agus John Devoy i gcónaí i Meiriceá, bhí Condon anois i Manchuin agus ar na Príomhcheannairí i Sasain i gcuideachta Risteard Ó Suilleabháin De Búrca agus An Caiftin Michéal Ó Briain.
I just think it should be optional.” (Girls, non-DEIS) Tugtar sampla chomh maith de thuairimí daltaí eile “[who] raised the issue of compulsory Irish at senior cycle suggesting that students should have a choice as to whether they do Irish as an exam subject”.
Beidh ceist na Gaeilge éigeantaí lárnach sa phlé sin, de réir chonclúid na tuarascála: Many teachers, students and parents emphasised the need for more flexibility in course offering at senior cycle through the provision of short courses and/or through providing a broader range of subjects which foster practical or creative skills.
Agus féach ag ‘Gnó RTÉ' 27 Bealtaine 2010: Mr Martin, who has already met senior political leaders, said the issue of Chinese language competence was important for Irish involvement and he would like to see the language as an option on the Leaving Certificate curriculum.
Ag cruinniú de chuid pháirtí Fhine Gael, dúirt an tAire Talmhaíochta Simon Coveney go raibh aiféala air má chuir an méid a dúirt sé faoi dhul i gcomhrialtas le Fianna Fáil, as do chomhaltaí an pháirtí.Deir foinsí gur dhúirt Simon Coveney lena chomhghleacaithe gurbh amhlaidh go raibh sé ró-ionraic agus é ag tabhairt freagra ar cheisteanna in agallamh le nuachtán an Irish Examiner.Agus an cheist á plé ag cruinniú an pháirtí parlaiminte aréir, dúirt an tAire Dlí agus Cirt Frances Fitzgerald go mba cheart ag an tráth seo cúram a dhéanamh de an oiread suíochán a bhaint amach agus is féidir san olltoghchán, seachas bheith ag caint ar chomhghuaillíochtaí le páirtithe eile.Glactar leis gur cáineadh a bhí sa méid a dúirt an tAire Dlí agus Cirt faoi chaint an Aire Coveney, caint nach raibh aon ghlacadh ag cúlbhínseoirí Fhine Gael léi ná ag Airí Pháirtí an Lucht Oibre, Kathleen Lynch agus Alan Kelly ina measc.Her comments are seen as a rebuke to Mr Coveney about his remarks, which were badly received by Fine Gael's Labour partners and a large number of backbenchers in the senior Coalition party.Earier, Mr Coveney said he was unhappy that his comments were interpreted as disloyalty to the current Coalition.Speaking about a response by Minister Kathleen Lynch to the issue, he said he could understand why Minister Lynch was frustrated and made the remarks she did.Ms Lynch criticised Mr Coveney after he said Fine Gael would consider a coalition with Fianna Fáil after the next election.Minister for the Environment Alan Kelly today agreed with Ms Lynch.He said that while 2014 was a difficult year for the Government, these problems were not on the Labour side of the coalition.Mr Kelly described Mr Coveney's comments as "strange to say the least."However, Mr Coveney said he had been asked about a situation whereby it was not possible for Fine Gael to form a coalition with Labour.He said in that context he said nothing new, and that he did not have any "civil war baggage".He said a coalition with Labour would be his strong preference.Limerick TD Patrick O'Donovan said that anyone who talked about putting Fianna Fáil back in government "needed their head examined".
Bhí staidéar déanta ar scoil againn ar aiste de chuid John Henry Cardinal Newman dár teideal The Idea of a University(1873) a bhí cnuasaithe sa leabhar New Senior Prosele James J.
WATCH 🎥 | Colm Mac Donnacha of @ScoilCC_Rua with the opening try of the @TopOil Schools Senior Development Cup Final #FuelingConnacht pic.twitter.com/QHRIo1PhtS — Connacht Rugby (@connachtrugby) March 13, 2019 Lena gceart a thabhairt d’imreoirí Ghailinne, tháinig siad ar ais go láidir.
It’s senior fucking hurling now lads #Aras18 #rtept — Jennifer Canesten♠️ (@Jenni4Canesten) 23 Deireadh Fómhair 2018 GO TOBANN…GAEILGE #rtept — Aoife Mairéad (@AoifeLOL) 23 Deireadh Fómhair 2018 Deineadh go leor cabaireachta faoin argóint as Gaeilge faoi uachtaráin a bheith ag tabhairt óráidí i dTithe an Oireachtais agus ba léir gur thaitin an dátheangachas le tráchtairí na meán sóisialta.
It’s senior fuc*ing hurling now lads’ – an Ghaeilge ar Prime Time Diúltaithe ag an aisteoir John Connors agallamh a dhéanamh le clár de chuid an BBC mar gheall ar ‘disgusting mockery of the Irish language’ ‘Ní íomhánna iad seo dár bpobal’ – freagra tugtha ag scoláirí as an gCeathrú Rua ar chonspóid faoi chlár Noel Hill Trí ‘bhillboard’ crochta taobh amuigh de Leitir Mealláin, Conamara, in ómós do Martin Johnny Mhichael Choilm ‘Holy sh*t!
Bhí an chonspóid seo os comhair an tsaoil ar *Question Time ar BBC TV* (22.10.09) nuair a chuir Giúdach óg, le bairéad cúil air, an cheist seo ar Nick Griffin MEP: "*How could you say such things about the holocaust?"* Seo mar a scríobh an tOllamh Marianne Elliott as Roinn an Léinn Éireannaigh in Ollscoil Learphoill faoin Drochshaol: ‘*No one could have predicted the calamitous harvest failures of the 1840s, but with almost eight million people, Ireland was considerably over-populated and having difficulty feeding itself*.’ (2005) Taobh amuigh den aineolas a léiríonn tús na habairte sin, is macalla ráiteas an Ollaimh Elliott ar theoiric ‘political economist’ na bliana 1848, Nassau Senior a dúirt le Benjamin Jowett, ‘*the celebrated Master of Balliol*’, go raibh eagla air ‘*the famine of 1848 would not kill more than a million people, and that it would scarcely be enough to do much good*.’ (Woodham-Smith, 375-6) Dá dtosófainn ar an phlé faoin Uileloscadh le “bhí barraíocht daoine san Eorpa i 1939”, thabharfaí 'Faisistí' orm, mar ba cheart a thabhairt.
Bhí aird an phobail Béarla ar an ócáid agus an cuntas @merrionstreet ag giolcaireacht leis i gcaitheamh an lae faoin #PleanRTÉ: The action plan includes dual-language All-Ireland commentary, bilingual bulletins on @RTE2fm & a new Irish language radio service #PleanRTE — MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) September 1, 2015 Tugadh suntas ar leith don tráchtaireacht Ghaeilge This year’s All Ireland Senior Hurling and Football Finals will have a commentary as gaeilge option on @TheSundayGame as part of #pleanRTE — CLG Ard Eoin (@ardoynegac) September 1, 2015 @Laura_Fitzer @ronanmaccon @TheSundayGame Dea-scéal!
It’s senior fuc*ing hurling now lads’ – an Ghaeilge ar Prime Time Ní raibh fear ab fhearr a léirigh nádúr agus dúchas ar leith Thoraí ná Rí an oileáin AN DÍOSPÓIREACHT: Agus na dragúin ag scóladh a chéile, ba bhinn béal ina thost ag an Uachtarán… Sé leabhar Gaeilge ar ghearrliosta na Irish Book Awards agus gradam Gaeilge le bronnadh den chéad uair ‘Géarghá’ le scéim Ghaeltachta chun spreagadh a thabhairt do thuismitheoirí óga nach bhfeiceann ‘aon bhuntáiste’ sa Ghaeilge 20 ceist do na hiarrthóirí i dtoghchán na huachtaránachta… Chuirfeadh compás na Gaeilge soir an foghlaimeoir is díograisí féin!
Praghas: €25 (clúdach crua)* *Ar leanúint an mhí seo chugainn.* Gluais • Glossary beathaisnéis údaraitheauthorized biography a dialanna pearsantapersonal diaries páipéir phríobháideachaprivate papers go dtí gur insealbhaíodh í ina hUachtaránuntil she was installed as President dódh nó tréigeadh 1,800 teach1,800 houses were burnt or abandoned lámhachshooting rachtoutburst acraí tíhousehold utensils as go brách leooff they went léiriúproduction cheanncheathrúheadquarters coistí cosanta áitiúlalocal defence committees dírbheathaisnéisautobiography gan strówithout difficulty i dtaiscesaved do lá na coise tinnefor a rainy day bhí cúrsaí chomh dona sinthings were so bad dá mba gháif it was necessary leithleachasselfishness scoilt aduainstrange split chiap sé Máire ar fadit really tormented Máire easpa suimelack of interest tragóidítragedies Cumann Naomh Uinseann de PólVincent de Paul Society baill shinsearacha na heagraíochta sin cois Lifethe senior members of that society in Dublin tuairisc suas lena bhéal dóa report up to his face géarchéimcrisis chun an Cumann a ghríosadhto spur the Society into action saothar in aiscewaste of time déistindisgust ag cáineadhcriticising ciúnaithe go mórgreatly quietened línte síochánapeace lines ruathair laethúladaily raids polarúpolarization girseacha ógayoung girls nóibhéinenovena cailín aonaira lone girl ní ba ghaire don ghráscarnearer to the scuffle le dul i gcabhair ar Catherineto go to Catherine's help an cúigear a ruaigeadhto drive the five off riochtstate a cuid néarógher nerves clocharconvent ar an Iúrin Newry tachrántoddler eachtraincident círéibriot faoi lán seoilin full swing ag glioscarnachglistening bréan le boladh gáissmelling bad from gas comhracfight otharcharrambulance formhór an bhealaighmost of the way ag dul ar foscadhsheltering ag sciorradhsliding ag lámhacáncrawling fras lámhaighvolley babhlaíbowls a gciarsúirtheir hankies leachtliquid cosaintprotection bodhardeaf bhí scolaíocht speisialta de dhíth airhe needed special schooling ba ghnách leishe used to d'fhaigheadh sé síob abhailehe used to get a lift home stad an bhusthe bus stop thuirling séhe disembarked neamhurchóideachinnocent bábántainnocent ag cogarnaíl taobh thiar dewhispering behind him trup na mbrógthe sound of the shoes neamhchoireachinnocent níor shamhlaighhe didn't imagine an t-uafásthe horror anfaterror cortwist dírithe ar a chloigeann lomaimed at his bare head scáilshadow scoilteadh a bhlaoschis skull was split open scréachascreams na hionsaitheoiríthe attackers níos truacántamore plaintive go prasquickly ag maothú an chairpéidmoistening the carpet Ba dhóbair dó bás a fháilHe nearly died go raibh an t-ádh dearg airthat he was extremely lucky ar mire le feargmad with rage beaginmhehelplessness cé a bhí ciontachwho was responsible níor cúisíodh duine ar bith riamhnobody was ever charged ciontach i ndúnmharúguilty of murder go gairid i ndiaidh an ionsaitheshortly after the attack ag maíomhstating seanphionós na fuipethe old whip punishment i gcás coirpeach a gheofaí ciontach i dtromionsaíin case of criminals found guilty of assault peann a chur le párto put pen to paper aiféalaregret gur éiligh sí pionós corparthathat she demanded corporal punishment ag teacht salach ar gach ar chreid sí riamh anngoing against everything she ever believed in