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  1. #1123606

    From 1945 he and his wife ran an activity center for children’​ (Fylling).

  2. #1989015

    Tá Poon den tuairim go bhfuil difríocht mhór idir an phleanáil teanga agus beartas teanga sa mhéid is gur 'macro sociological activity at a governmental and national level' amháin ata sa phleanáil teanga, dar leis, ach gur féidir le beartas teanga feidhmiú ag 'either a macro- or micro sociological activity at a governmental and national level or at an institutional level' (Poon, 2000: 116).

    An Phleanáil Teanga i nGaeltacht na nDéise - Eispéireas Taighdeora

  3. #991646

    One of the great untold and uncelebrated stories of 20th century Ireland is Irish missionary activity in Africa, South America and Asia.

    An Irishman in Africa – Alan Titley

  4. #1008624

    Crafts, architecture, public art, social inclusion and language arts address vital elements of the Council's strategy up to 2006, with an emphasis on increased access and participation in creative activity.

    Nil me a ra ... – Gan údar

  5. #1136226

    With the notable exception of Titley’​s Tagann Godot (1990) and Antoine Ó Flatharta’​s An Solas Dearg (1995) there has been no sustained creative activity in Irish language theatre since 1985.

  6. #1714768

    *“The epicenter of a lot of the foreign espionage activity was Chicago,”* a dúirt iaraistritheoir FBI Sibel Edmonds in agallamh leis an iris *The American Conservative.

  7. #1990793

    Tagraíonn sí go hindíreach anseo don dua a bhaineann le cinneadh a dhéanamh sa dara teanga nó don 'effort' agus don 'strenuous activity' a luann Sedivy (2016) thuas.

    Déphearsantacht an Chainteora Dhátheangaigh – An ann di?

  8. #330612

    Cheapadar go bhféadfaí dhá mhíle bliain a achoimriú trí bhéim a chur ar “a central tenet of historical materialism: the primacy, or determination in the last instance, of the economic within any social activity”.

  9. #330618

    The art is there, as an activity, with the production, the trading, the politics…To study the relations adequately we must study them actively, seeing all the activities as particular and contemporary forms of human energy.” (l.

  10. #588952

    Deir George Zimmerman: “patriarchal Ireland is supposed to have been one of the parts of Europe where the traditional distribution of roles defined ‘important’ storytelling as a male activity.Whether this is objective truth or an assessment made from a distorting male perspective is now a disputed point” (2001, 431).

  11. #620232

    Baineann an pearsantú seo macalla as tráchtaireacht Jeffrey Prager, síocanailísí, a chuireann i gcás go mbíonn tionchar ag gnásanna agus ag tuiscintí an phobail mhóir ar chuimhne an duine aonair: ‘[memory is] activity, actively symbolizing the self’s relation to its own body and to its social world’ (Prager 1998: 219).

  12. #910457

    These are worth developing for their own sake; but I believe they are also necessary if we are to replace the excitement of hectic and sometimes aimless activity with full consciousness and purposeful engagement,” a scríobhann Hoffman.

  13. #1047977

    Bhí Des tar éis cuid mhaith den Eoraip a shiúl agus é tagtha go láidir ar an tuairim, de bharr a phlé le lucht na Gaeilge agus Ghaeltarra, nach raibh aon rud i ndán don athbheochan gan ‘a representative segment of Irish life i every area of activity’ a lonnú i gceantar láidir Gaeltachta, mar a chaithfí ‘saol iomlán na fichiú haoise’ trí mheán na Gaeilge i ndluthcheangal leis an leanúnachas traidisiúin a bhaineann le pobal traidisiúnta Gaeltachta.

  14. #1115010

    Deir Michael Cronin faoi (Translating Ireland: translation, languages, cultures, 1996): ‘Thus, translation offered the possibility of an encounter with the other religion, language and culture that would have been unthinkable in other contexts.’​ Sa chomthéacs seo a chuireann Ó Buachalla Brownlow: ‘Towards the end of the seventeenth century the centre of gravity of Irish literary activity moved from West to East Ulster to the area lying between Lough Neagh and the Boyne.

  15. #1125052

    His importance is in a different but essential sphere of scholarly activity; it is in his inspiring teaching, selfless dedication to the transmission of knowledge and the profound influence he thus had on his numerous students, colleagues and friends.’​ Ceapadh é ina chathaoirleach ar Institiúid Teangeolaíochta Éireann nuair a bunaíodh é i 1972.

  16. #1335528

    “The core proposition is that participation in cultural activity drives personal and collective creativity, with significant implications for individual and societal well-being and achievement.  As with any new Programme, it takes time to develop and mobilise,” a dúirt an tAire.

  17. #1397240

    Sa mhullach air sin, in ionad tascanna a bhaineann le fadhbanna teangeolaíocha a thréigean, spreag sé,‘…intensified mental construction activity (through elaborating and relating details, discovering contradictions) so that deeper semantic processing and better understanding of curricular concepts can occur’ (Dalton-Puffer, 2008: 4).

  18. #1136225

    In Fallaing Aonghusa is é a deir Mac Anna: ‘Ní mhaithfinn di [Garry Hynes] an fhaillí a rinne sí i ndrámaíocht na Gaeilge, ach ní chuirfinn an milleán go hiomlán uirthi, mar ní raibh spéis dá laghad ag na stiúrthóirí sa Ghaeilge ach oiread.’​ Sa leathanach deiridh de The Abbey Theatre 1899–1999: form and pressure (1999) tá an tOllamh Robert Welch ag teacht leis sin: The one area where there has been conspicuous failure to realize even a reasonable level of activity within all these diverse demands is that relating to drama in the Irish language.

  19. #1342231

    Anois, níl aon ‘ionad fáis’ roghnaithe ag Edward Morgenroth, ach tá cur síos beacht ina pháipéar ar mhíbhuntáistí an chur chuige a sheachnaíonn rogha a dhéanamh: “When economic activity is concentrated in one centre, national economic performance is reduced.

  20. #1014592

    athnuachan - renewal; buntáiste - advantage; caomhnú - preservation; forbairt - development; gníomhaíocht - activity; leasú - amendment; marthanach - enduring; neamhaird - disregard; reachtaíocht - legislation; teanga-lárnaithe - language-centred; tionsclaíocht - industrialism

    Focloir – Gan údar

  21. #1365032

    I’m so blessed & grateful to have been in an Irish school, paper 2 was literally like something from an activity book — Jaideen Flood 🌺 (@jaideen_x) 12 Meitheamh 2018 Irish paper two was FAB 😍 Cáca Milis AND Spailpín Fanach 🧡 #leavingcert — hb (@hannahb695) 12 Meitheamh 2018 Paper 2 just as fair for students taking Leaving Cert Irish at both levels this year #sásta 😊 #leavingcert #gaeilge #papertwo https://t.co/0dUXR6gabO (HL P2)https://t.co/IQqRYrUnXu (OL P2) — NiamhDuddy (@niamhduddy11) 12 Meitheamh 2018 Irish paper 2 was easy…a little tooooo easy 🤨 #LeavingCert — Brendan Stapleton (@bstapleton01) 12 Meitheamh 2018 Ach bhí roinnt daoine míshásta nár chathair mar a tuairisc Páipéar 2, murab ionann agus Páipéar 1 inné.