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Catherine Gallagher, prostitute, assault William Marlow, 1 month, age 19.
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‘IRA to call indefinite ceasefire by end of month’ an ceannteideal a bhí air.
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Fifteen yesterday, curious fifteenth of the month too.
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It happens every month but I never managed to make it until this month,” arsa an Taoiseach.
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The Irish for ‘honeymoon’ is mí na meala, the month of honey.
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Mí Feasachta ar Abhcacht (Dwarfism Awareness Month) atá ann sa tuaisceart faoi láthair.
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The DP is currently within the statutory two month objection period that follows publication.
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Mr Reid said that the forecast is for one million vaccines per month from next month, with a wider reach into the community.
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– I was worn out from being stuck in that place for nearly a month during the crisis.
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New car registrations for March rose by 14% (21,597) when compared with the same month last year, according to official statistics from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI).
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These notices will have to show the number of hours being allocated to workers in the next week or month and the relevant bands.
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These notices will have to show the number of hours being allocated to workers in the next week or month and the relevant bands.
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“I lost 15 pounds in a month and I probably lost the other 4 pounds [last night].
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Ó Domhnaill, from an Cheathrú Rua in the Connemara Gaeltacht, is to succeed Seán Ó Cuirreáin who is resigning from the role of Coimisinéir Teanga at the end of the month.
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The organisers hope to run GaleGÁIRÍ on the last Saturday of every month in Club Chonradh na Gaeilge and will be encouraging new talent to take part.
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Dé Céadaoin seo chugainn, cuirfear tús don ochtú huair déag le National Novel Writing Month, nó NaNoWriMo, mar is fearr aithne ar an imeacht bliantúil sin.
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Dé Céadaoin seo chugainn, cuirfear tús don ochtú huair déag le National Novel Writing Month, nó NaNoWriMo, mar is fearr aithne ar an imeacht bliantúil sin.
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D’fhan Bealtaine faoi scáth na págántachta ar feadh i bhfad, cé gur deineadh iarracht le teacht an Bhéarla ar ‘The Month Of May’ a ionannú le mí tiomnaithe don Mhaighdean Mhuire.
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I mí Mheán Fómhair gach bliain, bíonn ócáid ar a dtugtar Scottish Archaeology Month ar siúl in Albain.
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*“On a much-too-regular basis, the disease serves me up with a teasing special of the day, or a flavor of the month.
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The new Government will focus on the economic stimulus package that it is set to unveil next month.
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The careful balancing of the album’s American release date of 9/11/12 reaches back in its day and month to the early twenty-first century terror attack while its calendar year recalls the century that has passed since the Titanic voyage.
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In aice le Port Omna, cuireadh fear óg ar a dhá ghlúin ‘and made promise not to join the police.’ Bhris an feachtas seo neart an RIC: ‘During the height of the conflict an average of 349 men left the force each month while only 57 recruits were taken on.
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I mí Bealtaine 1916 scríobh cigire ceantair an RIC: ‘The number protected by patrols is 56, a decrease of one since last month by the departure of George Johnston a “planter” on the Clanricarde Estate to the North of Ireland.
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On stating that I thought it monstrous that my tenure should depend on my marriage, he excitedly claimed, ‘Well then, we must part.’ When I mentioned the Maynooth Resolution to him, he said, ‘I’ll let you see what protection the Maynooth Resolution will give you.’ He thereupon returned to the schoolroom, tore a sheet from the assistant’s scribbler, wrote on it three month’s notice and threw it at me.
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She’s down Munster way this month when she plays the University Concert Hall, Limerick, on the 18th of September as accompanied by a band of handpicked musicians including fellow-Galway native Don Stiffe.
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This month’s book is Éagóir (Cois Life) by former Language Commissioner, Seán Ó Cuirreáin, a non-fiction work, which expertly retells the story of the Mám Trasna murders of 1882 and the subsequent trial and miscarriage of justice.
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I agreed with Him for his Diet and Lodging in my Hous, and sixteen pounds per annum to teach all the natives, who were bound to attend Him and as many other Scholars who had a mind to learn to read and write Irish: and to preach an Irish Sermon once a month in the Colledge Chappel at 3 of the Clock on Sundaies in the afternoon ...’.
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Thug mé faoi deara go bhfuil an tuairisc breac le ráitis mhíchruinne ar nós ‘Record rainfall’ agus ‘fronts with a depression near Iceland moved across the country’ agus ‘June was yet another dull month’.
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“I don’t think there is one speech I have ever made in almost a year now, at the end of this month since I started, that I haven’t used my Irish,” arsa Madigan.
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“Even though I had been practising self-arrest earlier in the month, the angle of the slope was much greater, and very little time was left to respond quickly enough before I was taking some bounces,” a dúirt Mark, a oibríonn mar comhairleoir sláinte agus sábháilteachta agus a dhéanann measúnú priacail go rialta.
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There's a three-month contract here for you to sign.' Dúirt mise leo go rabhas ag obair anseo agus go gcaithfinn an scéal a mheá agus dúradar, 'You don't want the job, so.' Agus an rud a tharla ansin ar deireadh ná go ndúradar, 'If you don't want it, grand.' Cheapas go rabhadar ana-mhíghairmiúil." Chomh maith le bheith ag craoladh, bíonn Cian ag obair mar dhioscmharcach ag an deireadh seachtaine gach re seachtain, i nGaillimh agus i mBaile Átha Cliath den chuid is mó.
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**Feachtas**Shíl mé go mbeadh stuif mar seo mealltach do dhaoine leochaileacha, agus ba dhíol spéise é, dar liomsa, go bhfuil an chuma ar an scéal go bhfuil an Office of Fair Trading (OFT) i Sasana den tuairim chéanna – chuir siad tús le feachtas nua dar teideal Scams Awareness Month i mí Feabhra.
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*“I want to throw things right out the window as they're handed to me, but instead I say thank you and drop them into the box-of-the-month,” *a dúirt Warhol tráth.
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– Tá Croinic na hOíche cinniúnaí úd ina iomláine le léamh ag http://www.chronik-der-mauer.de/index.php/de/Chronical/Detail/day/9/month/November/year/1989
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Emily Bronte a thug an teideal di, de réir dealraimh, nó luaitear na línte seo le Bronte i dtús an leabhair: Ní call dom a rá nach é seo an chéad saothar leis an údar seo a léigh mé, nó is cuimhin liom fós an chaoi a ndeachaigh Country Girls, agus August is a Wicked Month, i bhfeidhm orm, blianta fada ó shin anois, tráth a raibh hormóin agus an óige ag preabadh go corraitheach i smior na gcnámh istigh ionam.
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An oíche cheana bhain mé Wild Mind, leabhar de chuid an ghúrú scríbhneoireachta as Meiriceá, Natalie Goldberg, anuas den tseilf agus tharla ar an sliocht seo: The last month that I was finishing Banana Rose, I was angry all the time.
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Agus tá drocheolaíocht ann freisin: At the heart of the debate over global warming is the state of the science, and a report issued by the highly regarded National Academy of Sciences last month showed clearly that uncertainty dominates the climate-change field.
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Thír Eoghain i gceann coicíse 🐸@hannahmcsorley8 https://t.co/l1KYDNQgbJ Every Tyrone taxi driver next month https://t.co/T7mTL7qHHR President Nugget of Tyrone pic.twitter.com/pa2Zla7kIh Leag súil ar: Tá fhios agam go mbím ag caint ar Paul Mescal go minic ar an cholún seo, ach tá a thionchar gan srian le gairid.
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**Painéal Aistritheoirí le hEarcú - Foras na Gaeilge** **Painéal Tascoibrithe le hEarcú - Foras na Gaeilge** **University of Brest - Foreign language assistant in Modern Irish and Irish Civilisation** Painéal Aistritheoirí le hEarcú Tuilleadh Eolais [www.focail.ie](http://www.focail.ie) Painéal Tascoibrithe le hEarcú Tuilleadh eolais [post@forasnagaeilge.ie](mailto:post@forasnagaeilge.ie) Job Announcement: University of Brest URGENT Concerning the accomodation, there is a little flat available in Brest for 320 €/month.
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Foreign language assistant in Modern Irish and Irish Civilisation ** ** Employer: University of Brest Département de Celtique Job Location: Brest, France Rank or title: Foreign Language Assistant, PhD Student, Post Doc Language Specialty: Modern Irish Application Deadline: open until filled Application Adress: Dr Daniel Le Bris Département de Celtique / Université de Brest 2, rue Bigarré 35000 RENNES – FRANCE Application Email (recommended): d37.lebris@free.fr Contact Information: 00 33 2 99 59 44 58 Salary: €1,205 (net pay) per month during 3 years Applications are invited for a 3 years Modern Irish and Irish Civilisation teaching.