Níorbh fhéidir, mar shampla, déarfá, A man’s a man for a’ that a chanadh minic go leor ar fud dúnfoirt chúing na hEorpa go mbuailfí fírinne na bhfocal nua-aimseartha ann i gcloigne dúra thall is abhus: “Is there for honest Luxury/our bloated guts for all that/The drowning children we let them die/ we dare be rich for all that!/ For all that, for all that/ Our pure good luck for all that/Lock up your borders and send them back/They’re not nice like us, for all that.”
And they have been watching out for you for days!
“The Programme for Government contains a commitment to strengthen support for the Irish language.
for a long time (except for crossing it on the way to Ireland).
‘The country is not for this Treaty, the country is out for peace.
If I’m to speak for ten minutes, I need a week for preparation.
“I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate.
Happily for Price there is “a healthy appetite for literature in Welsh.
It would also offer a section for adult learners and for secondary school students.
Language rights are not for the civil servant or the Government but for the citizen.
D’fhoilsigh an Department of Education and Skills tuarascáil: Languages for All; Languages for Life.
We are looking for a community television service for the Gaeltacht.
For example, the French calque science-fiction for the English’ (2012: 87).
We welcome Pope Francis’s call for firm and decisive action and for forgiveness.
We thank Pope Francis for his visit, and ask for his prayers.
That it might make for an interesting opening for a novel.
For a suitable field £10 will be given for the season ending December 1888.
*One small step for man, one giant leap for the DUP*.
I wanted it for them and so I wanted it for me.
No sleep that night for heroes all, and no ocean for to view.
Of course she wasn’t up to a part that contained the stuff for a mature and lyrical tragedienne, but for sheer beauty and charm she was more than one could have hoped for, and I have never ceased to be grateful for the hours of work she gave us, or for the grace of her movements.’ Bhí an méid seo i gcló in Connacht Sentinel 28 Lúnasa 1927: ‘Good acting, clear diction, beauty, grace, loveliness, she combined in a portrayal of rare merit.
– Ye know where the ma is sayin’ there’s no charge for carryin’ the young fella for nine months when he’s after givin’ her a bill for cu’in’ the grass?
"We do not even know what exactly we stand to lose - for science, for humanity, for posterity - when languages die.
We are very grateful for their support and for their continued willingness to show respect and remembrance for all those who suffered during the famine.
To that end, he argued that there was a need for a “proper” Gaeltacht education policy, “adequate” funding for ÚnaG and support for Gaeltacht communities to help them use the language.
As for that draft policy for Gaeltacht education, Fine Gael seems to view it as no more than a useful source for election manifesto filler.
“Area for Action 6.4 of the 20-Year Strategy for the Irish Language provides for the development of Irish language social and resource centres in urban centres around Ireland.
The PM’s letter raises alarm bells for those who value the integrity of our precious union & for those who want a proper Brexit for the whole UK.
‘Put deown a negg for Seán, for Seán’s goin to Meiriceá.’ Seán, an deartháir ba shine, d’fhreagair sé ón leaba sa lochta: ‘Put deown neo negg for Seán, for Seán’s goin to neo Meiriceá nor South Nafrica naythur.’
Deir Peter Beresford Ellis: ‘His committment to a reunited Ireland, for self-government for all the Celtic countries, moreover for the social, cultural and economic freedoms for all the Celtic peoples, never varied.
“I understand that in spite of the impression which has been given that medical cover has been secured at the hospital for the intervening weeks between now and when the replacement locum is scheduled to start, this cover will not be continual for the duration mentioned, because the person providing this temporary cover has only been scheduled to work for a very limited number of days for some of the weeks in question.
There is no one asking for boats for this place, for the shopkeepers would rather have the people idle, so that they can get them for a shilling a day to go out in their old hookers and sell turf in Aran and on the coast of Clare’ (Grene 2009: 44).
Nach trua nach bhfuil For Whom the Bell Tolls athléite agam roimh an turas freisin?
A tinker from Kerry comes in for a glass, A box of rat poison and oats for his ass.
Hemingway tagairt dó ina úrscéal cáiliúil For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940).
And to know the place for the first time.
(He) kept his tippet stuffed with pins for curls,
For he sang well and played the hurdy-gurdy,
Deir Rita Carter22: ‘The difference between two spoken consonants – the ‘p’ in ‘pa’ and the ‘b’ in ‘baa’ for instance, is only distinguishable for a tiny
Slow learning rates and high error rates during use would have slated it for rapid extinction or selected for variants in its structure that eased the burdens.
Is where he dies for man.
‘Smile for the gentleman’s camera,’ ar sé.
– A fine article, a deir sí, comes to visit every Sunday and sleeps for the afternoon.
Janey mack me shirt is black What’ll I do for Sunday?
– Grand and handy for the chislers them ties, a deir Deaideo.
– A grand spot this for snobs!
– True for you, uncle Jim!
– For God’s sake, John, you’re worse than the feckin’ children!
‘Sure they’ll take them for ruffles’, says Brian O’Linn.
For all men kill the thing they love By all let this be known