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Mar a dúirt an coiste cróinéara, “wet cold spiral, due to exposure”.
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91 toradh in 84 doiciméad
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and partly perhaps due to the close association with the magic properties of iron.
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Due to many reasons, local and global, English is more “there” than it used to be.
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The profound gratitude of every patriot is due to .
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I am sure I will be informed in due course,’ arsa mise.
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The case is due back before the court in March.
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Probably due to past splits over details, they are mistrustful of each other.
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The poet and his sister received an ovation which was their due (Bailiúchán Thorna, gan dáta).
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First US results due in the coming hours
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Treisíonn Mac Lochlainn an tráchtaireacht sin ina réamhrá siúd: ‘I became aware that some of the work had become very ‘dark’; partly due to some of the disturbing discoveries I made as I researched Traveller history and culture and partly due to personal circumstances and events’ (RPB: 9).
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De réir an chróinéara i mí Feabhra 1988: “That death which took place on the 10th October 1987 was due to inhalation of gastric contents as a consequence of acute dilatation of the stomach due to starvation (self inflicted).” Ach ní raibh a fhios agam féin, ag a bhean, nó ag duine ar bith eile go raibh sé ar stailc ocrais.
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‘Come on now,’ arsa na bróga donna, ‘give the man his due – bhí giotaí de sármhaith!’
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On the other hand, we all have a responsibility and duty to the taxpayer and a responsibility to due process.
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Deir Proinsias Mac Cana: “the smith’s prestige may be due partly to the nature of the craft .
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“Current oral examinations at Junior Certificate are carried out on an ad-hoc basis and, due to their optional nature, are not undertaken by all students, ” a deirtear.
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‘Due to unforeseen circumstance we are unable to continue with the procurement process and it is with regret that we hereby give notice that this tender is cancelled.
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The final budget, due later this year, will take account of representations made during the consultation period ...
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The Welsh novel is enjoying a golden period, partly due to increased support for publishers from the Welsh Assembly.
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He was worried that if nothing was done “the derogation discriminating against Irish is due to be renewed for another five years in 2016”.
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Due to cuts, the university announced last week that it had decided to close its School of Modern Languages which included French, Spanish, German and Chinese.
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Go deimhin, d’éiligh na hÍosánaigh “£62 2s 3d for damage to building due to Crown forces rifle fire at Belvedere College” – d’éiligh agus cúitíodh iad.
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Deir Ó Cuiv: ‘This was due, perhaps more than anything else, to his own fair and conciliatory behaviour when power lay in his hands.
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This, I think, was due to the fact that he was deeply self-assured in the best possible way, independent in his opinions, and possessed of rich inner resources.
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Much of his success as a broadcaster was due to his detailed knowledge and understanding of what his colleague and friend, John O’Donoghue, would call the Irish political mazurka.
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Tá eolas ina thaobh ag Daire Whelan i bhforlíonadh spóirt an Irish Times 15 Bealtaine 2004 (‘Recognition where due for modest champion’).
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Crochadh fógra lámhscríofa ar an ATM sa bhanc Gaeltachta ar maidin inar tugadh le fios go raibh an t-inneall “out of service due to vandalism”.
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“*Clinical trials will be limited, due to the need to provide the vaccine to governments as quickly as possible*,” a dúirt an comhlacht leis an Guardian.
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My family was forced to leave our home in Scotland in the early 1980s due to the huge unemployment.
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Dúirt urlabhraí thar ceann na Comhairle go raibh an triail ‘designed to lay a veneer of due process over a political and pragmatic bargain’.
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*“My first consciousness of this new movement was due to a lecture delivered in Cork by An tAthair Peadar Ó Laoire.
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“This rent, at whatever rate it is agreed to be paid, must be enforced by someone to pay the annual sum due to England.” Mar a dúirt an té a dúirt, “seachain gáire an tSasanaigh”.
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Tóg, mar shampla, pictiúr as leabhar Bhreathnach de “…the bodies of two adolescent males who died due to violent trauma – one was decapitated and the other received blows to the left side of his head.” Anois, an dtuigeann tú an ré atá i gceist aici?
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Dúirt an tAimhirgíneach: “Keating’s stories are the most interesting part of the history, and to them is due the popularity the work enjoyed in manuscript copies for two hundred years after its first appearance” (Bergin 1975, iii).
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Luaigh cigire amháin go díspeagúil an ‘continual friction due to the overlap of the spheres of two queen- bees confined to the same hive.’ Luaigh M. J. Curley nath a bhí coitianta i ndeisceart Chonamara: ‘An tseanbhean ar a teallach, tá sí sa mbealach.
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Scríobhadh ag an am faoi: ‘the difficulty in distinguishing between the ordinary agrarian trouble which might occur to anyone in Ireland whose land is coveted by others, and a seizure of land due to the claimants support of His Majesty’s Government.’
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We ended up in the evening very wet indeed.’ Rinneadh tréaniarracht na vótóirí a thabhairt amach ó Dhroichead an tSnámha timpeall chomh fada leis an Droichead Caol, go dtí na scoileanna i bhFionnaithe, Páirc an Doire, Coill an tSidheáin, Gleann Sál, Trianlár, An tSraith, Doire an Daimh Dheirg, Coill an Bhaile agus Partraí: ‘However, the weather was unkind and we probably lost a hundred votes due to the inclement conditions.
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Dúirt sé: “Due provision cannot be made for it in such reverent and dignified fashion as befits the National Cathedral.” Sé bliana ina dhiaidh sin bunaíodh Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise.
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Thiocfadh a leithéid le doircheacht agus doineann an scéil, ach d’fhéadfaí gaol a shamhlú freisin le dúiche The Third Policeman, a mbíonn doircheacht ar leith os a cionn, agus ina gcuirtear síos ar theoiricí de Selby maidir le heisint bhunaidh na hoíche féin (‘night […] was due to accumulations of ‘black air’’).
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Maítear sa léirmheas sin nach gcuirtear aon fhaisnéis i láthair chun tacú le tuairim Chiaráin faoin méid a spreag Brian chun An Béal Bocht a scríobh: ‘Whether due to a sense of family probity or desire not to be eclipsed by a younger sibling the attempt to reveal the kernel of ‘literary genius’ remains unrealised.’ Ní nochtar aon mhórléargas, ‘the ‘big’ picture remains elusive’: ‘The most vibrant passages occur in a pastoral eulogy to the beauty of farm house chickens.
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Seo an leagan sa dara teanga oifigiúil: ‘The State acknowledges the right to life of the unborn and, with due regard to the equal right to life of the mother, guarantees in its laws to respect, and, as far as practicable, by its laws to defend and vindicate that right.’
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Though the Agamemnon was obliged to answer these congratulations in due form, the feeling of annoyance with which we regarded the vessel - which (either by the stupidity or carelessness of those on board) was so near adding a fatal and unexpected mishap to the long chapter of accidents which had already been encountered - may easily be imagined.' Cad é mar ionadh a bhí ar mhuintir na loinge nuair a tharla imeacht eile den tsaghas céanna le long eile Meiriceánach dhá lá ina dhiaidh sin arís!
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He rejoiced in the fact however, that Hindi was finally spreading as a major lingua franca, due to the availability of Hindi TV programming being spread by his Asian television company, Star." Creidim gur gá do TG4 céim bhreise a thógaint anois agus polasaithe cruthaitheacha a thionscnamh, faoi mar a dheineann TV5, chun tiúnáil bhreise laethúil a dhéanamh ar an uirlis acu féin.
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De bharr aighneachta a réitigh sé féin, chuir dlíodóir an chomhlachta in iúl don chomhairle ag tús mhí an Mheithimh go mbeadh siad sásta teacht ar shocrú leis an chomhairle faoi aon choinníollacha speisialta "having due regard to the primacy of the Irish language".
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Ó Cuirreáin, who announced he was stepping down from his role due to a failure to provide adequate services for Irish language speakers, became the first ombudsman since the foundation of the State to resign in protest against government policy.
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It is extremely worrying and God only knows how bad things will get if this Government is re-elected.” She said that the former language commissioner Seán Ó Cuirreáin had resigned due to a lack of Government support; that there had been “a shocking reluctance” to implement the 20-year language strategy and that the Government had failed to lift the language derogation in the EU.
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Minister of State for Gaeltacht Affairs, Mr Joe McHugh TD, said that Irish was a “working language” of EU institutions but, due to questions of recruitment and resources, a “temporary derogation” had been in place since 2007.
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But RTÉ must question the wisdom of proceeding along this path without due cognisance of the potentially detrimental consequences for Ireland, for Irish public service broadcasting and for the provision of Irish language broadcasting services." I measc na moltaí is radacaí atá ann, moltar gur stáisiún saor ó fhógraí a bheadh in TG4 feasta faoi mar atá stáisiúin an BBC faoi láthair.
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‘You can rely on receiving a cheque for the amount due to you at the earliest possible moment.’ D’iarr sé ar an gConaireach scéal eile a chur chuige faoi cheann ceithre lá don chéad eagrán eile.
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That picture seems to be somewhat flattering, and is probably partly due to the éclat Tadhg gained for himself as a result of the Contention which he instigated.’ An Flanagánach a dúirt gur i gCaisleán Dhún Ógáin, i mBarúntacht Uí Bhreacáin i gContae an Chláir, a rugadh Tadhg, rud a bhfuil amhras ar Leerssen faoi.
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In Pádraig Ó Conaire agus aistí eile, 1936 scríobh Seosamh Mac Grianna: ‘Tá sé de chlú ar an Dall Mac Cuarta gurbh é an file é ba mhó de chuid Chúige Uladh, ar scor ar bith ó Chionn tSáile anall.’ Áitíonn Aodh De Blacam[B1] orainn in Gaelic Literature surveyed, 1929: ‘He lived most of his life at Omeath, where the persistence of the Gaelic tradition down to our own day possibly is due to the abiding influence of his personality.’ Dá chomhartha sin tá seacht ndán leis in Nua-Dhuanaire II, 1976, trí cinn in An Duanaire...