#313281
Deirtear sa cháipéis is déanaí, a bhfuil cóip de faighte ag Tuairisc.ie, “the National University of Ireland may retain the requirement to present Irish in order to matriculate”.
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#746475
‘Art begins in the irresponsible imaginations of the people,’ a dúirt George Moore ina shaothar Avowals (1919), agus ‘as literature rises out of speech it must always retain the accent of speech’.
#995574
Results of the Tuairisc.ie/Millward Brown poll show that a majority believes that Irish should retain its status as one of the ‘compulsory’ subjects at Leaving Cert level.
#1001588
The university said in a statement today that full-time undergraduate Irish-language course provision was to be “rationalised” at Magee campus and that the Belfast campus would retain part-time provision.
#728617
Ní hea, ach is féidir linn Eros a shamhlú leis an ngrá sin: “...[Eros is] the love of that which we lack...it thrives only in absence, unhappi- ness, frustration...the love which seeks to possess, to retain...there is no such thing as happy love [as Eros is insatiable]” (Comte- Sponville 2005:30).
#991270
Furthermore, the extension of time would require language planning of a different level and existing schemes must not be given a four year extension which would, in effect, amount to an amnesty.” President of Conradh na Gaeilge, Cóilín Ó Cearbhaill, said that it was “great news for the Irish-speaking and Gaeltacht community that the Government has finally listened to us and decided to retain the Office of An Coimisinéir Teanga as a completely independent entity...
#1118236
I 1756 ceapadh é ina chóidiútar don easpag a raibh iarthar Shasana faoina chúram; ba é easpag teidealach Rama é agus cónaí air in Bath agus tugadh cead dó ‘to retain the Benedictine priory of St Marcellus in the district of Chalon’.
#1119372
Dúradh faoi i dtaifead an cheapacháin go raibh sé ‘very fit to communicate with the people in their mother tongue, and a very meet instrument to retain and instruct them in duty and religion; and that he had also taken great pains in translating and putting to the press the Communion-Book [Leabhar na nUrnaithe gComhchoiteann, 1608] and New Testament in the Irish Language, which her Majesty greatly approved of’.
#1129644
Deir Ó Fearghail ( An inndex ...): ‘He did, however, retain a lifelong interest in the language and used it very effectively in his work on placenames, as may be seen throughout his History and antiquities.
#289780
Agus é ag trácht ar an ‘massive reform agenda’ a bhí ag Quinn, deir Walshe: “At the outset, he decided to avoid the Irish language as a battle too far, as Enda Kenny had discovered in the run-up to the general election and alienated many in the still-powerful language lobby… “Kenny wanted to retain Irish as compulsory for Junior Certificate Level but only as an option at Leaving Certificate level.