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  1. #993936

    Yes, there is the linguistic element – that they hear something rather than nothing.

    The girls are home from the Gaeltacht – Pól Ó Muirí

  2. #1746912

    *'It's nice to hear from you, Dave.

  3. #1750609

    I wasn’t expecting to hear from you!

  4. #1750623

    Bairbre: I’m really happy to hear that.

  5. #1750639

    Gramadach / Grammar**Cluinstin **is the Ulster Irish equivalent of **cloisteáil** (*to hear*).

  6. #1750857

    Bairbre: I don’t want to hear your opinions.

  7. #1122754

    Distinguished lecturers and musicians, drawn from Micheál’​s immense circle of friends, were always ready to help him, so that in the old school in Knockavilla one might hear Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh lecturing on Pearse, or hear music from na Caisidigh, or Micheál Ó Súilleabháin or Nóirín Ní Riain.’​ B’​fhéidir gurbh ina cheantar féin is fearr a chruthaigh sé mar cheannaire.

  8. #1628461

    It was a beautiful composition both in conception and style and to hear it fall from the lips of the cailin who is justly regarded as one of the finest types of Irish girlhood — tall, and fair, and winsome, and of a temperament which makes her responsive to all pure and noble poetry — to hear the language of Eirin, glowing, tender, impassioned, ringing with hope and faith and love, on the tongue of this beautiful girl was a treat indeed.

  9. #324876

    Taoiseach: Yes, I said the Deputy can go to the audio-visual room at 4 o’clock to hear Irish Water.