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“There’s going to be a lot of blood and I don’t want the three judges throwing up.”
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19 toradh in 19 doiciméad
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Eight teenage traditional music groups from Sligo, Derry, Cork, Clare, Mayo, Waterford and Dublin will compete in front of 1,000 spectators and three judges.
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Tá cuntas ag Tomás Ó Rathile[B3] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy Section C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’).
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In ‘Irish poets, historians and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’ (Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C.
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The Judges, of course, are bound to uphold the Constitution.’ Cuireann Parry cur chuige na hÉireann i leith cheist na ngiúiréithe dátheangacha i gcomparáid le cur chuige Cheanada, áit a ndéantar cosaint láidir ar cheart an tsaoránaigh ar ghiúiré a bhfuil a rogha teanga oifigiúil acu.
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Chuir Uachtarán na Cúirte Cuarda, an Breitheamh Raymond Groarke, ceist dhíreach faoi mhoill an Rialtais Déardaoin: ‘How can I do the work the Government expects me to do,’ a dúirt sé, ‘when they won’t give me the judges I need?’.
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In ainneoin filí agus fir léinn níos aitheanta a bheith i dTír Chonaill, nocht Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] an tuairim seo in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish Poets, Historians, and Judges in English Documents, 1538–1615’): ‘The family of Mac-an-Bhaird in the sixteenth century were settled in several districts.
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Deir Tomás Ó Rathile [B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 36 C, 1922 (‘Irish Poets, Historians, and Judges in English Documents 1538–1615’): ‘The Mac Aodhagáin family of brehons had by the sixteenth century carried their profession into many parts of Ireland; indeed they are found almost as widely spread as the Ó Dálaigh family of poets....
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Tá tagairt dó ag Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians, and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’): ‘“Miellien oge McBrodie, of the Synnganagh,” 17 July, 1585 [No.
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Tá an tagairt seo dó ag Tomás Ó Rathile [B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians, and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’): ‘Teig McBrodie, of Knockinalbie' 18 May, 1586 [no.4860.
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Tá an tagairt seo dó ag Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians, and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’): ‘(a) “Morris mcDavid duffe,” in Co.
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Tá tagairtí dó ag Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians, and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’) agus deir sé: ‘According to these lists he resided in 1586 in Enniskillen; in 1591 in “Fearran amuny,” which is probably the present Farnamullan (Fearannan-mhuilinn), in the par.
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With five exceptions they are religious poems.’ Tá an tagairt seo dó ag Tomás Ó Rathile [B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians, and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’): ‘(a) “Enis P Dallye alias O Dallye,” 14 Jan., 1585 [no.
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Mar ‘Enyes O Dalye, of Palees’ (1598) agus mar ‘Enos O Dalie’ of ‘Pallice’ (1601) a luadh é i gcáipéisí stáit (‘Irish Poets, Historians, and Judges in English Documents, 1538–1615’ le Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922).
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Tá an tagairt seo dó ag Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI, C, 1922 (‘Irish poets, historians, and judges in English documents, 1538–1615’): ‘(a) “Eneas O daly, of Moyntervarye,” 31 Aug., 1590 [no.
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Tá an beagán sin ag Tomás Ó Rathile[B2] in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy XXXVI C, 1922 (‘Irish Poets, Historians, and Judges in English Documents 1538–1615’): ‘“Whony on Canty, of Curribordy, Ellen ny Tane ny Mahowney, his wife....
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Nuair a bhí dochtúireacht oinigh á bronnadh air i nGaillimh in 1999 ba é an cur síos a rinneadh air ná ‘one of the most outstanding judges and jurists of 20th century Ireland.’ An clú sin a bhí air faoi deara gur ceapadh é go minic mar bhall de bhoird agus de choimisiúin: in 1965 bhí sé ina chathaoirleach ar an gcoiste triúir a cheap an Coimisiún Idirnáisiúnta Dlí-eolaithe chun líomhaintí i dtaobh leatrom ciníoch i nGuáin na Breataine a iniúchadh; in 1972 ceapadh é ina chathaoirleach ar an gCoiste Idir-Rannach um Dhaoine Meabhairéalangacha agus um Dhaoine Míchlóite.
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Deir sé, 'no failure, judged as the world judges these things, was ever more complete, more pathetic than Emmet's.' Is léir mar sin gur chreid Robert Emmet go raibh doirteadh fola de dhíth leis an tír a shaoradh.
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Bliain na nAmhrán is the WINNER of The Judges’ Special Award for the CBI Book Of The Year Awards 2017 #bliainnanam… https://t.co/W7CYQGKJ1s pic.twitter.com/LMWjosS6LN — Tarsila Krüse (@tarsilakruse) 23 Bealtaine 2017 “Tá cúpla bliain ann ó rinne muid rud mar seo, agus bhí sé go hálainn dul amach chuig an bpobal agus daoine a fháil le hamhráin a rá, daoine nua.