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By the time he realises it is a stun gun it will be too late’.
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#1372110
It says appropriate action will be taken if and when it is deemed required.
#1410254
‘It’s a lot of wall and an awful lot of blocks, it truly is.
#1410884
Ag an am ceapaim gur bhraitheas ‘let it go, let it out’.
#1527875
TAG your friends below 👇🏻👇🏻and if you try it I’d love to see it!!
#1528524
Surely Easons wouldn’t leave it out because it’s an Irish language book?!!
#1531274
Tugtar sampla chomh maith den dearcadh sin sa tuarascáil: I wouldn’t be able to go out and speak — like, have a conversation with someone in Irish and I think that needs to be emphasised more because, it’s — like, it’s so important in the country, to keep it alive and I think it’s put — there’s so much pressure put on it in, like, you’re learning poetry and essays and stuff like that whereas, it should be — enjoy it, like, you should be enjoying the subject because it’s, like, part of who we are.
#1560763
Take it and burn, or leave it and burn .
#1654970
Tugtar Molino di Menicone ar an mhuileann ([www.molinomenicone.it](http://www.molinomenicone.it)).
#1695385
I wanted it for them and so I wanted it for me.
#1701137
It just would have been too difficult to speak of it*," a dúirt Fletcher.
#1702047
It was as though I knew it wouldn’t be for long.
#1732192
It cannot have it both ways.
#1778531
It worked well - it did 98% business in the Abbey,”* dúirt sé liom.
#1778544
*“People enjoy it who weren’t even born when I wrote it,”* dúirt sé liom.
#1801709
It is small, but it is significant.
#1822563
It won’t be easy but it’s for the best.
#1994351
Nationalists can like it or lump it."
#2036675
It's about the soul of America and our willingness to fight for it.
#1768287
*‘I’ll see it and tell it and think it and breathe it,* *And reflect from the mountain so all souls can see it,* *I’ll stand on the ocean until I start sinkin’,* *And I’ll know my song well before I start singin’* *And it’s a hard, it’s a hard, it’s a hard, it’s a hard,* *It’s a hard rain’s a gonna fall…..’* An tóirse tugtha ar aghaidh.
#311872
“It always seems that when it comes to things to do with the Irish language, this government just can’t get it right,” a dúirt sé.
#318560
Aircraft ar equipped with nozzles that spray the fuel and this dissipates it so it evaporates long before it reaches the ground,” a dúradh le Tuairisc.ie.
#336525
‘It’s not like it’s an obscure townland – it’s just the word bóthar,’ arsa mise.
#377969
It is between my squeaky, latexy fingers, it is in my palm, palmed, and it is heavy.
#920229
“Democracy is great and I’m in favour of it, but sometimes it doesn’t work, and in this case it didn’t work”.
#998020
Do not turn it into a partisan political issue, it is a political issue of course but don’t allow it to be used as political tool by political parties.
#1125469
and indeed without her help it is unlikely that it would have been published when it was’ (Owen).
#1262050
Nothing I change changes anything / I won’t let it, I won’t let it ruin my head” ó ‘Walk It Back’.
#1310032
Yet, there is great quality here and, perhaps surprisingly, in this shallow, smug age of sell it, buy it, screw it, those questions which Ó Ríordáin posed still attract readers.
#1329901
“It could be 100,000 lives, it could be 50,000, it could be 5,000 saved by the 8th amendment.
#1517562
“As for the Irish language, nobody owns it…It is that sort of condescending attitude that suggests Deputy Ó Cuív loves it more than anybody else,” a dúirt Harris.
#1714673
It’s asking fairly fundamental questions about who can make and how it can be made, who can participate in it, and important questions about representation.
#1794080
Did it consider itself at war with the minority or did it believe in treating it fairly, firmly and openly?
#1868948
It is still within you Imelda that’s why it stirs your soul when you experience it.
#1882738
It’s not my fault that it came here – it’s China’s fault,” a dúirt sé agus sampla iontach eile bronnta aige orainn den loighic Thrumpach.
#1989324
It's em bhuel it's em it's an-dainséarach don em eacnamaíocht má briseann sé amach anseo.
#354352
“Another factor was that, while the Judicial Appointments Advisory Board process was a model of best practice in its day, almost 20 years from its establishment it was considered worthwhile to review the operation of the entire judicial appointments system to ensure it reflects current best practice, that it is open, transparent and accountable and that it promotes diversity,” a dúirt an tAire Fitzgerald.
#367357
It does not undo the damage done but it will hopefully help us move forward with our lives.” “We hope it helps other survivors of child sex abuse and rape to come forward and that it may prevent there being future victims,” a dúirt urlabhraí ón gclann.
#401082
I think Ladino is like Irish, there are twelve real obssessives who actually speak it and who are trying to speak it to their kids thinking ‘Hebrew did it, Hebrew came back from the dead, so we can do it too’ and then you have these sad Irish festivals.
#840407
Hang it (bhí poll beag ar a bharr ar chlé!) or place it, where you can easily find it in an emergency - it could mean the difference between life and death for you and your family!’ Bhí formhór an leabhráin dírithe ar an bhfeirmeoir agus ar na nithe ba mba chóir dó a dhéanamh ar an bhfeirm i gcás go dtosódh cogadh núicléach.
#1021559
Dúirt an Seanadóir Cummins: “It has taken 56 years for such a Bill and considering the progress on Committee Stage I think it will take another 56 years to complete it, in the way it has been dealt with.” “Masla” ab ea é sin ar mhuintir na Gaeilge agus na Gaeltachta, a dúirt an Seanadóir Ó Clochartaigh.
#1035020
Tagann an t-amhrán a bhíodh acu sna seanhallaí ceoil chun cuimhne: "It's the same the whole world over/ It's the poor what gets the blame/ It's the rich what gets the gravy/ Ain't it all a bleeding shame." Tá na scamaill eacnamaíocha ag bailiú, ní amháin, os cionn na hÉireann ach os cionn iarthar an domhain ar fad.
#1035223
Tagann an t-amhrán a bhíodh acu sna seanhallaí ceoil chun cuimhne: "It's the same the whole world over/ It's the poor what gets the blame/ It's the rich what gets the gravy/ Ain't it all a bleeding shame." Tá na scamaill eacnamaíocha ag bailiú, ní amháin, os cionn na hÉireann ach os cionn iarthar an domhain ar fad.
#1334096
Tugann amhráin mar ‘Premonition’ agus ‘Be Hurt’ faoi fhuaim thnáite ceol tíre sól, ach is cuma más óna chroí a chuireann Everett línte mar “It’s not the weight you carry, but how you carry it” nó “Though it looks like it’s the end, you can’t see around the bend” i láthair táid ró-lag le do mhealladh.
#1559301
Harlow: Longman ‘For it is generally accepted that in order to secure the survival of a minority language as a living entity it is necessary not only to gain legal recognition for it, but also to prove that it has at its disposal all the linguistic resources needed for successful communication in a modern industrially advanced world.’ 1991.
#1753666
Tá trácht uirthi san amhrán Let it Be, a scríobh Paul i 1970: *" When I find myself in times of trouble, mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom, let it be....."* D'inis Paul go raibh sé faoi bhrú ag an t-am sin agus tháinig a mháthair chuige i mbrionglóid agus dúirt sí leis *"It will be all right, just let it be."* Thug sé an t-ainm céanna ‘Mary’ ar a inion féin ina hómós.
#1788958
It is in that same 20-year period that the slow, steady decline into chaos in certain parts of West Belfast began, and it was on his watch that it has gathered pace to become the runaway train that it is today*,” a scríobh Squinter.
#110468
Imíonn siad tharam ag canadh ‘I did it my way’.
#113802
‘It’s a long, long way from Clare to here,’ ar seisean.
#136654
It is the sure indication of a double standard of speech and of an artificial system’.