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bha taigh beag aca amuigh
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talking about the outhouse
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talking about the outhouse
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Co-dhiù, dh' atharraich sin glè aithghearr oir b' ann tron Bheurla a bha sinn a' faighinn ar teagasg.
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Further up the line I attended the Nicolson Institute, the only secondary school on the island at the time, where I happily spent six of my teenage years.
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A-measg nan dleasdanas a th’ aig’ an-dràsta, tha eadar-theangachadh na Gàidhlig, a’ sgaoileadh bhrathan Gàidhlig, leasachadh coimhearsnachd na Gàidhlig ann an Dùn Èideann part-ùine agus a bhith na chomhairliche dha Comunn na Clàrsaich, le dlùth sàs ann am Fèill Dhùn Èideann Eadar-Nàiseanta na Clàrsaich. Bha Iain na Cheann Suidhe a’ Chomuinn Ghaidhealaich 2007-2017.
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Amongst his current duties are Gaelic translation work, distributing Gaelic News Bulletins, part-time Gaelic Community development work in Edinburgh, and Gaelic Adviser to Comunn na Clàrsaich, with active involvement in the organisation of the Edinburgh International Harp Festival. John was President of An Comunn Gaidhealach 2007-2017.
  www.plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch.org  
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Tha farsaingeachd mhòr anns na clàran-fuaim, le beul-aithris, òrain, ceòl, eachdraidh, bàrdachd agus sgeulachdan nam measg. Bha na clàran air an cruinneachadh bho air feadh na h-Alba agus nas fhada air falbh bho na 1930an a-mach.
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Tobar an Dualchais/Kist o Riches is a collaborative project which has been set up to preserve, digitise, catalogue and make available online several thousand hours of Gaelic and Scots recordings. This website contains a wealth of material such as folklore, songs, music, history, poetry, traditions, stories and other information. The material has been collected from all over Scotland and beyond from the 1930s onwards.
  www.heritageireland.ie  
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Cheannaigh Oifig na nOibreacha Poiblí é thar ceann an Rialtais i Meitheamh 1999 agus déanadh é a fhorbairt d'fhonn cóiríocht a sholáthar d'uaisle a thiocfadh ar cuairt agus d'aíonna an náisiúin, do chruinnithe ardleibhéil Rialtais agus chun taitneamhachta an phobail. Tá Farmleigh ina mhacasamhail sainiúil ar an tréimhse ina raibh sé suas, tréimhse Éadbhaird, nuair a tháinig tionsclóirí saibhre in ionad na n-úinéirí talún mar lucht tógála na dtithe móra in Éirinn.
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Farmleigh is an estate of 78 acres situated to the north-west of Dublin's Phoenix Park, It was purchased by the Office of Public Works on behalf of the Government in June 1999 and developed in order to provide accommodation for visiting dignitaries and guests of the nation, for high level Government meetings and for enjoyment by the public. Farmleigh remains a unique representation of its heyday, the Edwardian period, when wealthy industrialists had replaced landowners as the builders of large mansions in Ireland. Their tastes were eclectic, mising a variety of architectural styles and decors. Edward Cecil Guinness first Earl of Iveagh, the great-grandson of Arthur Guinness, built Farmleigh around a smaller Georgian house in the 1880's. Many of the artworks and furnishings he collected for Farmleigh remain in the house on loan from the Guinness family to the State. The Benjamin Iveagh collection of rare books, bindings and manuscripts is held in the Library. The extensive pleasure grounds are a wonderful collection of Victorian and Edwardian ornamental features with walled and sunken gardens, scenic lakeside walks and a range of plants that provide both visual and horticultural interest throughout the seasons. The Estate also boasts a working farm with a herd of Kerry Black cows. Farmleigh is managed by Facilities Management Services at the Office of Public Works.