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You notice them all the time at the start and then not at all.
You notice them all the time at the start and then not at all.
Doors open at 7pm each night, at Newry Town Hall, and tickets cost £17.50.
We are engaged at present at Dr.
Cabinet meeting at 10am for final discussion and speech to the #Dail at 1pm.
Cabinet meeting at 10am for final discussion and speech to the #Dail at 1pm.
Cabinet meeting at 10am for final discussion and speech to the #Dail at 1pm.
The questioning, conducted through the interpreter, was at times comic and at times tragic.
Liostaítear ceapacháin mhórchlúiteacha eile in Breandán Ó Buachalla: a celebration, 30 Meitheamh 2010: ‘He was Burns Scholar at Boston College, Parnell Fellow at Cambridge University, a French Government Fellow at the Sorbonne, a Folger Library Fellow at Washington and a visiting professor at New York University.’ Gan amhras bhí aistí iomadúla aige in irisí léannta agus foilseacháin mar Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie, Lochlann, Ériu, Celtica, UCC Record, Éigse, Studia Hibernica, Léachtaí Cholm Cille, Scríobh, Galvia, Seanchas Ard Mhacha, Ulster Local Studies, The Irish Review, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy ach bhí aistí agus léirmheasanna go rialta aige freisin ó 1957 amach in irisí mar Comhar agus Feasta a bhí ag freastal ar phobal leathan na Gaeilge.
Sa leabhrán Ierse letterkunde als toetsteen, 1946 dúirt sí: ‘The work at present carried out at Dublin, or in co-operation with the scholars working at Dublin, is almost entirely linguistic ....
At sing-song he was the champion of the hour ...
Cnapán ag at.
– Aon scéal a’at?
– Look at the two of them, a deir Granny, covered from head to toe in muck.
– Tá mé náiri’ a’at, náiri’ agat!
– Look at the f––kin’Irish pigs pickin’ up the spuds from the road!
– Spent my life at sea, boys, didn’t even have time to get married!
Seasann an mairnéalach agus his Victorian Lady at the mast le chéile.
They have to gnaw at things just to keep their teeth down.
Dálsútra, an mbeadh cúpla punt agat, téir ag an diabhal, go raibh thanks a’at.
– Right, go mall agus, you know I never really looked at it that way, go stuama.
– Tá tú ag séanadh na ráflaí mar sin, nach bhfuil ceann a’at?
Agus go tobann is stay at home housewives iad, seachas career girls.
‘We did it all at our friend’s house.
Slat ag at.
‘Thosaigh sé shouting at mé,’ arsa an garsún is óige.
Ah Michael, Thou Shouldst Be Living At This Hour!
is at least common to entire peoples or epochs.
D’at an tAtlantach.
Níor dhóigh leat é sin i gcónaí ar At Swim Two Birds.
‘Hey, Da, look at me, look at the goat.’
‘Freedom at last!’
According to the Prime Ministers office, Greece remains at the negotiating table and the Government will seek a viable solution, aimed at staying in the Euro.
Bhain Dancing at Lughnasa trí ghradam Tony i 1992 agus rinneadh scannán clúiteach de i 1998.
“Auction politics at its worst” a thug an comhairleoir Ciarán Cuffe ar an gcinneadh.
(“Rug Nóra greim ar a bhall fearga a d’at go feirc ina lámh”).
“Auction politics at its worst” a thug an comhairleoir Ciarán Cuffe ar an gcinneadh.
“Jaysus, look at that face,”a deir Sheridan agus é ag gáirí.
“Jaysus, look at that face,”a deir Sheridan agus é ag gáirí.
“The NCCA is developing a new specification for Irish at Junior Cycle.
AT: Scéal mo thógála.
AT: Is mo d’fhear leanna mé na fear fíona.
AT: Anraith ar dtúis.
Tuilleadh eolais: Cuardaigh ‘ Eileen Sheehan at Working Artist Studios’ ar Facebook.
iarmhaireacht, f., state of being lonely; the loneliness felt at cock-crow.
Ar an taobh eile: key under mat, bottle in cupboard, back at 4.
Derry v Dublin tonight at Croke Park.
“I expected at least a thank you for the success that I gave him.
“I expected at least a thank you for the success that I gave him.
“I expected at least a thank you for the success that I gave him.
“I feel very distressed at having added to their anguish,” a dúirt an t-iriseoir.