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  1. #1750711

    I wouldn’t like to bother her or keep her awake.

  2. #1505144

    I do not know who informed her that she was not to have Achilles as her husband, but she was rather to have her throat bloodied by a sharp, thin knife in the open air as many spectators, including her own father, gaped at her, and figures appointed for this purpose chanted supplications to the gods.’ An bhfuil sé róbheadaí a rá gur réamhrá an mhúinteora roimh an rang atá ansin, an míniú ar an teagasc féin, agus ní prós samhlaíoch úrscéalaí agus é ag déanamh a anama?

  3. #1750507

    Julie rings Bairbre to tell her about meeting Liam and finds out that she’s not that happy in her relationship with her fiancé, Noel.

  4. #994686

    Speaking of her late mother’s work, exhibition curator Áine Macken said that the “project combined her incredibly charming character with her adoration of literature and the Irish language, and is an expression of her other greatest love, photography.

    An Chéad Chéad / The First 100 – Pól Ó Muirí

  5. #1514557

    Her gestures, her voice, the way she held her head, her voice, all of it!’ Tugann Maria cuireadh dá col ceathrar teacht amach chuig an teach samhraidh cois cósta a bhfuil Maria ag fanacht ann.

  6. #362093

    Thug Synge suntas do bhean óg amháin: “One of these, a young girl of seventeen or eighteen, drove on with her load far into Lettermullen, the next island, on a road that we were walking also, and then sent the ass back to Gorumna in charge of a small boy and took up the sack of flour, which weighed at least 16 stone, on her back, and carried it more than a mile, through a narrow track, to her own home.” Sa cheantar céanna, thángadar ar bhuíon oibrithe eile ar scéim feabhsúcháin bóthair “working with the same curious aspect of shame and dejection”.

  7. #990650

    Her experiences would chime, I suspect, with many on this side of the Irish Sea.

    The (Welsh) language question – Pól Ó Muirí

  8. #990651

    In a happy coincidence her novel has just been published in paperback.

    The (Welsh) language question – Pól Ó Muirí

  9. #994655

    I did not feel any great loyalty to her; she was there; I turned her on and off as I pleased.

    Bless me Father for I am a tv tart – Pól Ó Muirí

  10. #994976

    Like the musical style of Dolores, her brother Seán and as influenced by her aunt’s family, it is difficult to categorize their unique sound.

    Dolores Keane comes storming back – Mícheál Ó Haodha

  11. #994993

    It is also the complete lack of egoism she eschewed towards her one time star status.

    Dolores Keane comes storming back – Mícheál Ó Haodha

  12. #994998

    In fact, it was this very aspect of the tradition that enabled Dolores Keane herself to pull her back from the brink and get her life together again.

    Dolores Keane comes storming back – Mícheál Ó Haodha

  13. #998335

    But you’d never know what kind of a fit would hit her when this war is over, if it suited her.

    Carnabhal Conamarach le fáil san úrscéal Cré na Cille – Mícheál Ó Haodha

  14. #1000891

    Kickham (an t-úrscéalaí is measa ar bith ó Thiobraid Árann), agus Canon Sheehan (nach é an scríbhneoir is measa é ó Dhún ar Aill, ar fad), agus Jane Austen (“I want to dig her up and beat her over the skull with her own shin-bone,” Mark Twain) siar inár mbrád.

    Angst agus anbhuain – Alan Titley

  15. #1023273

    Ten generations later, one of her descendants became Lady Glamis.

    Scéalta móra agus dánta beaga do léitheoirí óga – Pól Ó Muirí, Eagarthóir Gaeilge