#910061
We need to deal with that,” a dúirt sé.
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#2066836
These are the disgusting conditions they have to deal with on a daily basis.
#358445
“…I can confirm that 0.8% of staff in my Department have volunteered to deal with members of the public through Irish.
#1372117
The OPW says it already funds the maintenance of National Monuments and that resources are in place to deal with remedial works and the protection of visitors.
#1805340
There wasn’t the means to deal with the problems of the 10,000 people in the pens that day,”* a deir sé.
#1818454
I hope lessons are learnt for both the presenter & @BBCnireland on how to deal with #Gaeilge in future.
#326385
And the main worry is one common to all people everywhere: how to deal with one’s life, how to bear and sort out one’s dilemmas, whether they be human, existential, moral or civic.” Ba í an daonnacht seo a phríomhbhua, agus an tréith is mó a samhlaíodh leis.
#374540
“Dúirt sé ‘what’s that?’ agus mhínigh an bhean a bhí ag obair taobh leis go ciúin ‘he wants to deal with you in Irish’.
#524594
If there are anomalies in the law we would examine carefully any proposals to deal with this." Léirigh foirmeacha caiteachais ó fheisirí DUP gur tháinig móramh na ndeonachán ó thoghoifigí an pháirtí ach gur thug rinne daoine aonair agus comhlachtaí síntiúis daoibh fosta.
#780180
Ó thaobh obair an acadaimh de, dúirt sé: ‘It is only the best writers, the best trained scholars in the land who are competent to deal with it’, agus d’ainmnigh sé Dubhghlas de hÍde, Peadar Ó Laoghaire, Micheál Ó hIceadha, Pádraig Ó Duinnín, Eoin Mac Néill agus Úna Ní Fhaircheallaigh (ibid.
#1004657
On that occasion, Enda Kenny stoically resisted broadcaster Cormac Ó hEadhra’s entreaties to agree to even the relatively mundane demand for the establishment of a full Oireachtas committee to deal with Gaeltacht and Irish language affairs.
#1118448
Deir Ó Catháin faoin mbéaloideas sin agus faoi aighnis eile a raibh Ó Briain sáite iontu: ‘As bishop, O’Brien seems to have been something of a confrontationalist, perhaps not the easiest person in the world to deal with.’ Deir Coombes an rud céanna, mórán: ‘He was also determined to assert his rights, vis-a-vis the metropolitan, first of all as a parish priest, later as a suffragan bishop.
#1129484
‘An unusual competence to deal with both phonological and lexical aspects of the two languages in Ireland, Irish and English, meant that the Museum’s committment to dialect studies could not have been initiated by any one person more able’ (Alan Gailey in Ulster Folklife, imleabhar 28, 1982).
#1680712
D’admhaigh sé go raibh an Ghaeilge sa Ghaeltacht ag fáil bháis chomh sciobtha céanna faoin Rialtas dúchasach is a bhí faoi Rialtas na Breataine agus *“if something is not done to deal with the decay it is only a question of a generation or two until it will be dead.”* Thuig Tom Deirg go maith an bhunchúis a bhí ag cosmhuintir na Gaeltachta le Gaeilge a cheilt ar a gcuid gasúr: ní mba bhuntáiste ar bith dóibh a bheith ag fás aníos sa Ghaeltacht le Gaeilge craicneach gan Béarla líofa acu nuair ab é bád bán na himirce a gcinniúint.
#1751763
A coping mechanism is available [i riocht an tseanchais]...testimony to the communal need to deal with emotionally disturbing experience on an ongoing basis and to a persistent utilization of the resources of an alternative cosmology to that of Christianity in order to do so.’ Oireann an sainmhíniú seo go breá agus dráma iontach Conor Mc Pherson, The Weir, á dhíleá againn.
#628844
Cháin Ardeaspag frithphoblachtánach Thuama, Thomas Gilmartin, an bille: ‘we are threatened with an Education Bill which proposes to place the education of our Irish Catholic children in the hands of men who are alien to us in faith and sentiments … we must fight it to the death, for it is objectively, at least, the first move, first to anglicise, and later on, perhaps, to secularise the primary schools of Ireland.’ Níorbh é Gilmartin amháin a cheap go raibh gá troid ina aghaidh: bhagair Easpag Chluain Fearta ar an rialtas ag rá: ‘the religious and national spirit of Ireland will know how to deal with it.’
#980058
Ó thaobh cúrsaí oideachais de, scríobhann siad go ndéanfaidh siad scrúdú ar riachtanais chúrsaí oideachais i gceantair Ghaeltachta "including the possibility of establishing a specific Education Board to deal with such matters" agus "introduce on a phased basis 'immersion education' in an all-Irish college as part of the mainstream teacher training process at primary level".