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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge receive a warm welcome to Ireland from President Michael D.
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We’re always happy to receive pitches from members of the Gàidhlig community who would like to contribute to BuzzFeed,” a dúirt Mitchell.
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We’re always happy to receive pitches from members of the Gàidhlig community who would like to contribute to BuzzFeed,” a dúirt Mitchell.
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You have to co-operate with us in terms of getting back to work, and if you don’t, we will look at reducing the income support that you receive.
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“Every person who uses our disability services is entitled to receive supports of the highest standards and to live in an atmosphere and environment of safety and care.” Faraor, is i bhfad ó aidhmeanna breátha dá leithéid a bhí dearcadh na foirne in aonad amháin san áras inar chuir Aonad Fiosrúcháin RTE taighdeoir faoi cheilt agus ceamara ceilte i mbun oibre.
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Cruthú breá ar an athrú treo atá ag teacht ar na Tráchtairí Móra an méid a dúirt Paul Gillespie san Irish Times le déanaí: “Sinn Féin’s own debate about it’s preferred strategy should receive more media attention than it gets,” a dúirt sé.
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Our candidates receive no other donations directly.” Dúirt urlabhraí an pháirtí go raibh siad i bhfách le: “full disclosure, openness and transparency in the use of public funds by political parties and representatives”.
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Ba é an coinníoll a bhí ag dul leis ‘provided he should not take the name, stile or title of Roirke, O’Molloy, the Fox, MacCoghlan, or O’Doyne; nor receive or pay any Irish rent, taxes, or services, or divide his land according to the Irish custom of gavelkind’.
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Deir Aodh de Blacam [B1]: ‘It appears that Teig was not counted of sufficient importance to receive the confidence of the leaders; for his book tells us nothing of the politics of the flight’ (Gaelic literature surveyed, 1929).
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Put simply, Boards of Governors cannot spend more than they receive without the express and advance approval of the Education Authority, as Funding Authority, and they must not plan to do so.” An gcuireann na ciorruithe is déanaí seo ár mbunscoileanna sa tuaisceart i gcontúirt, agus cad é an tionchar a bheadh aige seo ar oideachas ár bpáistí?
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“AA staff members receive specific telephone training with respect to AA services and their calls are routinely monitored and evaluated. This is only provided in the English language. For us to offer the full range of services in Irish as well, along with the training, evaluation, monitoring and support that go with them, would not be practical.
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“Access to Irish speaking schools – It is recommended that due regard be given to the right of native Irish speakers to receive their education through the medium of Irish and that the Bill must not interfere with this right,” a deirtear i dtuarascáil An Chomhchoiste um Oideachais agus Scileanna.
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“Access to Irish speaking schools – It is recommended that due regard be given to the right of native Irish speakers to receive their education through the medium of Irish and that the Bill must not interfere with this right,” a deirtear i dtuarascáil An Chomhchoiste um Oideachais agus Scileanna.
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"An t-aon tagairt don sprioc sin ná go ndéanfar neartú ar Acht na dTeangacha Oifigiúla "to further ensure that the language Act continues to be an effective support for all those who wish to receive quality services in Irish from the State".
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Right cheerily and lustily did we receive them, and they announced to me that they had placed on the banks of the Boyne a Union Jack and this is what they had placarded under it:— ‘Rebel hands may tear down this flag, but they will never tame the lion hearts of Ulster.’ Lean Carson air ag moladh na heachtra agus na ndaoine a bhí páirteach ann, agus ar sé: ‘I do not know whether it is an offence against the land to plant a Union Jack along the Boyne.
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Deirtear sa Tuarascáil ar an ngrinnscrúdú ar an Bille Oideachais (Ligean Isteach i Scoileanna), 2016 atá díreach foilsithe ag Tithe an Oireachtais, áfach, nár chóir don Bhille nua “cur isteach” ar chearta an chainteora dúchais oideachas trí Ghaeilge a fháil “Access to Irish speaking schools – It is recommended that due regard be given to the right of native Irish speakers to receive their education through the medium of Irish and that the Bill must not interfere with this right,” a deirtear i dtuarascáil An Chomhchoiste um Oideachais agus Scileanna.
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Pléadh an cheist idir ranna rialtas éagsúla i rith na seachtaine. Foilseofar an Bille Sláinte Poiblí (Alcóil) níos deireanaí i mbliana a dhéanfaidh praghsanna agus fógraíocht alcóil a rialáil.Ar RTÉ inniu, dúirt an tAire Sláinte Leo Varadkar go raibh an rialtas fós i mbun plé ar cheart ligean do chomhlachtaí alcóil leanúint i mbun urraíochta ar imeachtaí spóirt.Bheadh sé inmhianta deireadh a chur leis an gcineál seo urraíochta dá bhféadfaí teacht ar mhalairt urraíochta é praiticiúil sin a dhéanamh a deir an tAire.Pléifidh Fo-Choiste Rialtais an reachtaíocht atá beartaithe ag cruinniú an tseachtain seo chugainn.A proposal to end alcohol companies sponsoring major sports events looks set to be dropped.This follows discussions between several Government Departments earlier this week ahead of a meeting that will examine proposed legislation on the issue next Monday.The Public Health Alcohol Bill is due to be published later this year and will regulate the pricing and advertising of alcohol.Speaking on RTÉ’s Today with Sean O’Rourke programme, Minister for Health Leo Varadkar said the issue of whether alcohol companies should be allowed to continue sponsoring sports is still being debated in Government.He said he felt it would be desirable to ban this type of sponsorship, but only if other sponsorship was found and if it was practical to do so.Mr Varadkar said new legislation to reduce alcohol consumption was one of the priorities for his department this year.A Cabinet Sub-Committee is to discuss the planned legislation at a meeting on Monday.Sports Minister Michael Ring had argued that sports organisations would be unable to find replacement funding if alcohol sponsorship was ended.However, a voluntary set of rules around sports sponsorship will now be given legal backing.Cultural and arts festivals are also set to be allowed to continue to receive sponsorship from alcohol companies.Any sports event focused exclusively on children will not be allowed to have an alcohol sponsor.The Government has said previously that it recognised the public health concerns around sports sponsorship.Former junior health minister Roisin Shortall had argued during her time in the job that the link between sport and alcohol promotion needed to be broken.
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The inspectors reviewed the processes in place for the management of elder abuse and found that improvement was required in relation to the abuse policy, knowledge and understanding of elder abuse While arrangements were in place for staff to receive regular fire training, some staff were not sufficiently knowledgeable of crucial evacuation processes… The inspectors were not satisfied that there were adequate systems in place to control the risk of spread of infection in the centre.
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We will not ask home owners to pay for a broken and unreliable system and that is why Fine Gael will only introduce water charging after the establishment of a new State owned water utility company to take over responsibility from the separate local authorities for Ireland’s water infrastructure and to drive new investment.” Ní raibh an cur síos a rinneadh i bhforógra toghcháin an Lucht Oibre chomh cuimsitheach, ach mar sin féin, thug an páirtí geallúint shoiléir nach gcuirfidís táillí i bhfeidhm: “Labour does not favour water charges, which do not address the immediate needs of those who currently receive intermittent or poor water supplies. Labour will continue to invest in the water services programme as part of the capital budget, focusing on minimising treated water lost through leakage.” Ní réiteofar go deo an bhuncheist a spreagann geallúintí dá leithéid.
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D’inis sé don Aire Stáit Bermingham go nglacfaí le leaganacha dátheangacha d’ainmneacha sráide “over his dead body”, ach mar a dúirt an Comhrúnaí “this is par for the course with Needham.” Chuir an státseirbhís ó dheas a gcosa i dtaca, áfach: “We did remind Needham that the logical conclusion of the position he was taking was that, if we would be guided by Unionist concerns, children in Northern Ireland should not continue to be, as they are in their thousands, taught the Irish language at the expense of the taxpayer or, even ‘worse’, continue to receive their schooling, as is the case with the Bunscoileanna, entirely through Irish.” Fuair an Comhrúnaí nóta buíochais ó Needham tar éis an dinnéir: “[it was] a most enjoyable evening even if we couldn’t agree on adding an additional nameplate to the entrance of Maryfield.” Ba i Maryfield a bhí an Rúnaíocht lonnaithe ach mar a scríobh Lillis go searbhasach sa mheamram, ní raibh aon ainmchlár crochta ann – i nGaeilge ná i mBéarla!
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Faightear ‘glac’ in úsáid ar an gcaoi seo in Achtanna níos déanaí ach is iondúil gur rud fisiciúil éigin a bhíonn á ghlacadh sna cásanna sin; feictear san Acht um Ospidéal Pháirc Bhaile na Lobhar (Gníomhas Iontaobhais a Leasú), 1974 ‘glac’ (gan réamhfhocal) á úsáid chun ‘receive’ a aistriú: ‘chun aon duine a ligfear isteach san ospidéal a ghlacadh agus aire agus cóireáil a thabhairt dó.’ (01 (Príobh.)/1974/4) Agus san Acht um Choláiste Ríoga Lianna na hÉireann (Cairt agus Litreacha Paitinne a Leasú), 1979 baintear úsáid as ‘glac’ (gan réamhfhocal) chun ‘take’ a aistriú: ‘Leasú ar línte 494 go 528 den Chairt Bhunaidh (cumhachtaí araíonachta lena n-áirítear cimiú agus an chumhacht sé chorp a ghlacadh gach bliain lena ndioscadh)’ (01 (Príobh.)/1979/9 Taobhnóta).