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the witness was particularly struck by his ‘fashionable’ red cravat” (Roberts 1983, 71).
the witness was particularly struck by his ‘fashionable’ red cravat” (Roberts 1983, 71).
“As God as my witness, I wasn’t discussing banking, I was discussing the economy,” a dúirt an tIar-Thaoiseach.
Le scór bliain anuas, sheinn Kíla ag féilte ceoil ar fud na cruinne, ina measc; Glastonbury, Witness, Féile Snagcheoil Montreaux agus Womadelaide san Astráil.
Thug finné amháin an t-éagcosc seo ar dhuine de na Carabhait: “a remarkably well-dressed man pranced around the witness like a caricature chapbook highwayman .
‘Those translations bear witness to both her deep knowledge of Irish and to her fine sense of English style’ (Almqvist).
Deir Gorham faoin gcás: ‘Clandillon himself had been entirely eclipsed by his wife, whose attitude in the witness-box was completely uncompromising.
(Tomelty 1954), Dial 'm' for murder (D don dúnmharú) (Knott 1952); Witness for the prosecution (Ná tabhair fianaise bréige) (Christie 1954).
There’s no such thing as the “Gaelic Gestapo”.The 1000s of Gaelic-speaking soldiers who fought and died in war against fascism bear witness.
Witness to Murder an teideal a bhí ar an gclár teilifíse sin a ghnóthaigh duais ‘Emmy’ sa mbliain 1999 do Hardcash Productions, an comhlacht teilifíse.
It explores renewal, alive with and to the kinds of witness he has learned from George Herbert, Gerard Manley Hopkins and R.S.
Ina measc sin tá Tongues (2010), Globe (2007), Love Life (2005), The Gossamer Wall: Poems in Witness to the Holocaust (2002) agus Poems 1975-1995 (1995).
Bhí cuid den lá céanna caite agam ag léamh an leabhair Witness to War Crimes, leabhar nua le Colm Doyle.
We were the Good Friday Agreement generation, destined to never witness the horrors of war but to reap the spoils of peace.
"A very truthful witness" a thug an breitheamh Johnson ar an Uasal Rupert agus é ag tabhairt a bhreith dheireanach i gcás McKevitt.
**Naisc:** Físeán http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwHaeY5OTFMhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqZS5qAqr9wFíseáin go leor anseo http://hub.witness.org/en/RightfulPlacehttp://www.witness.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1015&Itemid=168http://www.minorityrights.org/6779/trouble-in-paradise/the-facts.htmlhttp://www.escr-net.org/http://www.minorityrights.org/7407/trouble-in-paradise/meet-the-endorois.htmlhttp://theroughguidetokenya.blogspot.com/2010/02/endorois-have-won-their-case.htmlhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuJ2Lkwafwk Ceart an Duine http://www.dfa.ie/uploads/documents/Political%20Division/declaration%20on%20the%20rights%20and%20responsibilities-irish%20only.pdfhttp://ec.europa.eu/news/justice/081007_1_ga.htmAbhus http://www.ihrc.ie/_fileupload/downloads/IHRC_IRISH.pdfhttp://www.stmarys-belfast.ac.uk/aisaonad/comhaid/cearta.pdf
Scríobh Hugh paimfléad an-éifeachtach ar son chúis na gluaiseachta, ansin chuaigh sé go Dún Éideann mar eagarthóir nuachtáin a raibh The Witness mar theideal air.
Ar Witness fileann Wootton ar bhunphrionsabail an cheoil dub agus UK Garage chun saothar dordcheoil domhain, dinimiciúil a chruthú don éisteoir baile.
The development came after the tribunal said it was no longer opposing the appeal. It came following a Supreme Court finding in 2010 in separate proceedings taken against the tribunal by Joseph Murphy Structural Engineers (JMSE). In the JMSE case, the Supreme Court found, and the tribunal conceded, that important material which might potentially have called in to question credibility of the tribunal's key prosecution witness, the late James Gogarty, had been wrongly withheld by the tribunal.
Fágann Judt slán go croíúil anseo le Leszek Kołakowski, an staraí Polannach a scríobh Main Currents of Marxism, an staidéar is fearr dá bhfuil ann ar an mealltacht rómánsach a bhain leis an gcumannachas sa bhfichiú haois tar éis fhoilsiú To the Finland Station le Edmund Wilson agus Witness le Whitaker Chambers.
I mí Iúil 1920, thuairisc an Connacht Tribune: ‘Major Bourke RM attended at Headford Petty Sessions on Friday, but the only appearance was a young goat that stalked in as far as the witness table and quickly left.’ I mí Iúil 1920 cuireadh fios ar ard-ghiúiré ach níor tháinig ach ocht nduine dhéag as seasca.
Deir McGrath, agus é ag tagairt do chuntas Bruodinus, gurbh é oide múinte Dhonnchaidh é go dtí go raibh seisean bliain is fiche d’aois nuair a chuaigh sé go Sasana mar ar chaith sé dhá bhliain: ‘He did not go to England without his tutor; who, however, was the sorry witness of his pupil’s defection from the faith of his ancestors – a course of action persuaded by Thomas Butler, so that Donough might win the Queen’s favour.
It is refreshing to witness the literary friendship which existed in this case between men of different communions, and in an age when party feeling ran high.’ D’fhill White ar Éirinn tamall maith éigin roimh 1640 agus bhí ag múineadh i gcoláiste a bhí ag na hÍosánaigh i mBaile Átha Cliath sular chuir an rialtas faoi chois é.
But not only authors were grateful; so also were undergraduates and graduates at UCG, and local history societies all over the country whose journals and lecture schedules witness his availability’ (Ó Snodaigh in History Ireland).
Ba é a scríobh Greystones Presbyterian Church 1887–1987 and the Kilpedder Witness from 1851 (Kirk Session and Committee of Greystones Presbyterian Church 1987) ach b’fhearr leis nach n-ainmneofaí é mar údar.
I would say ‘yes’, not to the political programme of reviving the Irish language, which is a completely different kettle of fish, but to the proposition that Irish has been the language of this country for a very long period, it has produced an enormous literature – much of which is still unpublished or in very poor editions – and the work has not been done to bring this literature into the mainstream.” Deir sé fosta nár cheart neamhiontas a dhéanamh den tSean-Ghaeilge ar an ollscoil: “Old Irish is a remarkably important witness to Indo-European until the development of the European languages, and it is the Irish who should be doing this.
I gclár TG4, “Fullerton”, dúirt iarurlabhraí Pháirtí Lucht Oibre na Breataine ar Thuaisceart Éireann, Kevin McNamara: *“I think the Garda should be pursuing the allegations that their was a member of the gardai in the car when the witness was talking to the RUC.
Léirigh Ó Conaill an claonadh a bhí aige maidir le cultúr na tíre, nó mar a chuireann Stewart (2000: 28) síos ar an léargas a bhí aige, ‘a preoccupation with economic progress’, nuair a dúirt sé féin maidir leis an Ghaeilge, ‘I can witness without a sigh the gradual disuse of Irish’ (Rafroidi, 1980: 1:xxi).
Cé go ndeir Wootton gur spreag fuinneamh amh clasaiceach albaim druma agus dord na seanré mar Timeless le Goldie agus Modus Operandi de chuid Photek i mbun gnímh é, tá stíl cheoil Witness féin ina chumasc d’eilimintí dub-teicneo leithéidí Basic Channel, dub-reigé Scientist agus an síog mhéith sin idir cheol dubchéime agus 2-step garage ar thug Sully faoi ar an albam ‘Carrier’ siar in 2011.
Al Wootton – ‘Witness’ (Trule) Tá cáil ar Al Wootton as a bhuamaí de rianta dordcheoil don urlár rince eisithe faoin ainm Deadboy ar lipéid mar Numbers agus Local Action.
Mhaígh Aaron Brady ionniu gur thug finné atá ina gconaí i Nua Eabhrac fianaise ina choinne chun nach ndéanfaí é a +++ At the Central Criminal Court, a man, accused of the murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe in County Louth seven years ago, has claimed a witness living in New York, who gave evidence against him, testified so that he wouldn't be deported.
Almost 40,000 people were in Croke Park that day to witness a defeat that still haunts the people of An Ghaeltachth Watch episode 3 of The Club Chronicles below.#TheToughest pic.twitter.com/nOOcJBATGe — AIB_GAA (@AIB_GAA) February 20, 2019 “Bhí níos mó ná cluiche peile a bhuachtaint i gceist, ardú meanma do phobal a bhí ann.
Foclóir na seachtaine seo achrann - quarrel; aisfhreagra - retort; bua - victory; cló - print; creimeadh - corrosion; dínit - dignity; dua - toil; éagumasach - incapable; finné - witness; impleachtaí - implications; lárnach - central; lipéad - label; neamhspleáchas - independence; seanmóir - sermon; tromchúiseach - grave