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  5. #994840

    Gael Linn’s Niamh de Búrca says that the course is aimed at adult learners “interested in improving their Irish in a pleasant, relaxed environment.

    The Gaeltacht or bust! – Pól Ó Muirí

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  6. #998026

    The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Environment, Culture and the Gaeltacht published its Report on the General Scheme of the Official Languages (Amendment) Bill 2014 today.

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

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  7. #1082230

    Seo, i mBéarla, na réimsí a chothaítear: ‘Biosciences and Biomedical, ‘Physicial Sciences and Technology’, ‘Environment and Natural Resources’ agus ‘Social Sciences and Humanities’.

  14. #295083

    “Every person who uses our disability services is entitled to receive supports of the highest standards and to live in an atmosphere and environment of safety and care.” Faraor, is i bhfad ó aidhmeanna breátha dá leithéid a bhí dearcadh na foirne in aonad amháin san áras inar chuir Aonad Fiosrúcháin RTE taighdeoir faoi cheilt agus ceamara ceilte i mbun oibre.

  15. #298269

    Bhí dearcadh an Aire Dukes ag teacht leis an mhéid sin: “While the Government committed itself to provide a genuinely supportive environment for those who choose Irish as their principal language and while it acknowledged the publication of the Plan, no undertaking has been given as to the implementation thereof.” Cháin an tAire Dukes cur chuige an Bhoird a bhí ag lorg tuairimí an phobail faoin phlean ag an am “to make up for the lack of consultation at the drafting stage”.” Chuir an tAire Seirbhís Phoiblí, John Boland, go mór ina éadan fosta ar an bhonn go ndéanfaí lagú ar an lánchosc earcaíochta dá ndéanfaí eisceacht i gcás Bhord na Gaeilge.

  16. #629452

    Scríobh Hugh Pollard, a bhí ar fhoireann cheannaire na bpóilíní, faoin gcoimhlint: ‘The Irish problem is a problem of the Irish race, and is neither a byproduct of politics nor of environment, but is rooted in the racial characteristics of the people themselves.’ Rith an smaoineamh céanna le Mark Sturgis, státseirbhíseach sinsearach: ‘I almost begin to believe that … Irishmen are an inferior race and are only sufferable when they are whipped – like the Jews’.

  17. #874408

    Faoin am a léigh mé caibidil a trí, Environment: Tone & Detail, bhíos ag tabhairt foirgnimh faoi deara nár thug mé faoi deara roimhe, fiú an tigín comharthaíochta adhmaid ag Stáisiún Ceannt sa Ghaillimh, cuir i gcás.

  18. #972279

    Tá iomlán an chirt ag Garland nuair a scríobh sé: "This is hardly conducive to a neutral environment and reflects an attitude that intimidates Irish-speaking nationalists and fosters a chill factor among unionists." D'fhéadfá neamhiontas glan a dhéanamh den eachtra seo ach amháin go bhfuil an cumas sa chineál seo polaitíochta tobar na teanga a thruailliú ar fud an oileáin.

    Is 'teach fuar' i an teanga d'aontachtaithe an Tuaiscirt – Gan údar

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  19. #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

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  21. #1130780

    in supporting various publishing ventures in Irish, and in assisting cultural organisations involved in Irish language activities.’​ Agus cuireann sé an méid seo leis: ‘No doubt the firm support of his wife, Laoise (Ní Chuinneagáin), whom he married in 1960, and the loving family environment which they created, were vital to his growing confidence and reputation among his peers as a scholar of international distinction.’​ Bhí Gaeilge Thír Chonaill ó dhúchas ag Laoise (Canny).

  22. #1310252

    Thabharfaí le fios don Chomhdháil Idir-Rialtasach go raibh deacrachtaí maorlathais ag baint le leasuithe ar logainmneacha ach b’é fírinne an scéil ná go raibh eagla ar rialtas na Breataine roimh “an open revolt in Departments here, notably in the Department of Environment”.

    Achrann faoin Ghaeilge sa Tuaisceart – Breandán Delap

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  23. #1326032

    Scríobh an t-údar Céiniach Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o faoin ‘buama cultúrtha’ a phléasctar i measc an phobail choilínithe, buama a scriosann ‘a people’s belief in their names, in their languages, in their environment, in their heritage of struggle, in their unity, in their capacities and ultimately in themselves.’ (Thiong’o 1986).

  24. #1350065

    Deir an mhír sin den pholasaí go bhfuil an Ollscoil tiomanta “to providing a good and harmonious environment free from flags, emblems, posters, graffiti or other materials or actions or language likely to be provocative, offensive and intimidatory”.

  25. #1350074

    “The University seeks to create and sustain a neutral working environment that values and celebrates the diversity of all its staff and its student body.” Chuir grúpaí agus daoine eile a míshástacht faoi fhreagra na hOllscoile ar éileamh an Chumainn Ghaelaigh in iúl ar na meáin shóisialta.

  26. #1350192

    Deir an mhír sin den pholasaí go bhfuil an Ollscoil tiomanta “to providing a good and harmonious environment free from flags, emblems, posters, graffiti or other materials or actions or language likely to be provocative, offensive and intimidatory”.

  27. #1350208

    “The University seeks to create and sustain a neutral working environment that values and celebrates the diversity of all its staff and its student body.” Chuir grúpaí agus daoine eile a míshástacht faoi fhreagra na hOllscoile ar éileamh an Chumainn Ghaelaigh in iúl ar na meáin shóisialta.

  28. #1350467

    Deir an mhír sin den pholasaí go bhfuil an Ollscoil tiomanta “to providing a good and harmonious environment free from flags, emblems, posters, graffiti or other materials or actions or language likely to be provocative, offensive and intimidatory”.

  30. #1689977

    **CMS I do leabhar, ‘Bernard Dunne My Story’, deir tú go dtagann na dornálaithe as ceantair áirithe nó as pobail áirithe agus le bheith i do dhornálaí *‘your gut must be formed in a harsh environment’*.

  31. #1698428

    “*Given his history in the energy business, in which he seemed never to have shown interest in the environment except as something to be used, why him?” *mar a d’fhiafraigh Dewar.

  32. #1761708

    Deir ráiteas ó Chomairle Chathair Dhoire go spreagann an tionscadal seo: ‘the creation of vibrant and attractive shared public space through the use of the creative arts in the public realm, which will celebrate life, enhance the physical and natural environment and help people feel part of the community in which they live.’ Is le linn na dTrioblóidí (1969 -1994) a tháinig an chuid is mó de na múrphictiúir seo sa tuaisceart chun tosaigh, agus is minic a thug siad léargas ar na mothúcháin a bhí ag na gnáthdhaoine chomh maith leis na dreamanna paramíliteacha a bhí ag feidhmiú sna ceantracha éagsúla.

  33. #1789889

    Mar shampla, sa suirbhé a rinne Scott Wilson iad féin, lch.15: ‘*2 parties unprompted said ‘don’t make Bunglas like the Cliffs of Moher’ which they perceived as too formal, over commercialised and as having no quality of wildness*.’ Agus arís ar lch.19 ‘*In terms of cliff attractions for customised tours the operators stressed the importance of maintaining the unique quality of the environment atmosphere and spirituality of sites particularly Slieve League.

  38. #524606

    Chuir muid ceist ar an UUP faoin pholasaí reatha gan deontóirí a thacaíonn le páirtithe polaitiúla a ainmniú ach gur féidir deontóirí na n-iarrathóirí toghcháin a aithint: “We very much regret that the political environment in Northern Ireland is such that political donations to local parties cannot currently be treated the same as in the rest of the United Kingdom.

  39. #866020

    “It is the normal that survives, and the normal comes from exploring the resonances of your own people and your own environment, no matter how small the latter may be.” Is cuimhneach liom an tOllamh Denis Donoghue ag caint i bhfad siar in agallamh teilifíse le Nuala O’Faoláin faoina leabharWarrenpoint ina raibh an méid seo le rá aige: Rómánsaí ba dh’ea Tomás Bairéad.

  40. #1310248

    Dúirt Comhrúnaí ó Rialtas na hÉireann, M J Lillis, go raibh amhras ann anois faoi rúndacht imeachtaí na Comhdhála: “There is no doubt that the impact of these papers on the Unionist Community and political leadership will be, to quote my opposite number, ‘devastating.’ The papers show that the worst fears of Unionists about the working of the agreement and specifically the role of the Irish Government are fulfilled in detail.” Ní raibh aon amhras air, áfach, faoi fhoinse ná cúis na scéite: “Officials here believe that those responsible are in the higher ranks of the Department of the Environment and that the leak was deliberately arranged to create major controversy.” Bhíothas buartha fosta faoi shábháilteacht na státsheirbhíseach ón Tuaisceart a bhí ag plé leis an cheist agus a bhí ainmnithe ins an tuairisc a bhí ag The News Letter.

    Achrann faoin Ghaeilge sa Tuaisceart – Breandán Delap

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  41. #1348596

    Tráchtann Ngũgĩ ar an ‘mbuama cultúrtha’ a úsáidtear mar chuid d’arm cogaidh an impiriúlachais, agus feictear dom go bhfuil a rian seo le feiscint in Éirinn fós, lastuaidh den teorann ach go háirithe: The effect of a cultural bomb is to annihilate a people’s belief in their names, in their languages, in their environment, in their heritage of struggle, in their unity, in their capacities and ultimately in themselves.

  42. #1732503

    These measures are already being pursued as a priority by myself and the Department of the Environment." * Agus an t-alt seo á scríobh agam, d'fhógair an tAire go gcuirfear Bille um Pleanáil agus Forbairt (Leasú) os comhair na Dála agus is éard atá i gceist sa Bhille seo ná géarú ar dhlithe pleanála agus forbartha.

  43. #1767893

    ‘*The introduction of man-made artefacts into the natural environment*’ Sin an rud a dhéanann gach páirc náisiúnta iarracht a sheachaint, ach tarlaíonn sé san LCS seo gan stró!

  44. #1800096

    I support a population that our environment, our water, our soil, our roads and freeways, our buses and our services can sustain.* Agus d’athraigh sí an teideal atá ag Tony Burke thuas go dtí an tAire Daonra Inbhuanaithe!

  45. #265219

    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".