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‘Phone Willie on the owner to Greeley Golden,’ arsa Siri.
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Most people called it Guinan's (sounds like Guy-nans) after the Irish owner, Jim Guinan.
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His father’s name was Curnán, and as the owner of the Trinity College manuscripts who met Lluyd was certainly a man of learning and owner of treatises on ancient Law, one is tempted to suggest that the priest was his son.
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“Just going over another bridge named after some dead slave owner,” a deir an bhean chnagaosta atá suite lena ais.
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Na gnáthfhógraí...garraíodóireacht, ranganna, Polish handyman, plastering, bricklaying, gypsum board...Electric guitar for sale...cad ab ea é seo?...girl will do all hauskeeping at owner’s request, irning, laundry, windows, only €10 an hour...phone Eva from Poland...níorbh aon mhaith í sin.
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A token of Cavanagh’s affection for O’Mahony, and of his loyalty to him, can be seen in Cavanagh’s participation in a fund-raising committee and circulating a letter, unknown to the Colonel, in which he explained O’Mahony’s difficulties with the publisher of his translation of Forus Feasa ar Éirinn and sought donations to help O’Mahony settle a debt whereby he would become sole owner of the plates of that book.’ Meastar gur luigh sé isteach ar an iriseoireacht in 1857 nuair a bhunaigh Ó Mathúna agus Doheny an iris The Phoenix ach nach raibh sé ach mar shlí bheatha pháirtaimseartha aige gur bunaíodh an iris The Emerald in 1868.
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‘He’s one of your greatest gamblers and your most prominent owner, inne?’ a deir Sasanach a bhí le m’ais ar na céimeanna agus é ag síneadh a mhéire i dtreo an úinéara.
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I ráiteas a tugadh dúinn, dúirt urlabhraí thar ceann An Garda Síochána: “The repossession was carried out by a private firm acting for the owner of the premises.
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Muintir Chavasse ======== Tar éis dúinn an leabhar Cesca’s Diary a léamh, bhí eolas curtha againn ar an sloinne neamhchoitianta Chevasse/Chavasse, mar bhí Cesca an-tógtha le Gaeilgeoir darbh ainm Claud Chevasse: *‘His ancestor Claude Chavasse (son of Claudius Chavasse, owner of vineyards at Dauphiné in France) came to England during the Jacobite Rising of 1715 and settled in Burford in Oxfordshire.
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ceapachán - appointment deis - opportunity eatramhach - interim glúin - generation tairseach - threshold úinéir - owner