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An Comhaontú Cobhsaíochta agus Fáis – reachtaíocht
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Stability and Growth Pact – legislation
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Ráta fáis ar mhéid an OTI - athrú céatadánach ar an mbliain roimhe sin
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Growth rate of GDP volume – percentage change on previous year
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Tugtar an Comhaontú Cobhsaíochta agus Fáis ar an mbailiúchán de rialacha an AE ar fhiachas agus ar easnaimh rialtais.
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The collection of EU rules on government debt and deficits is called the Stability and Growth Pact
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cógais tréidliachta a úsáidtear mar fheabhsaitheoir fáis nó táirgeachta.
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veterinary medicines for use as growth or yield enhancers.
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a aithint go mbíonn bunriachtanais ag dúile beo chun fáis
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appreciate that living things have essential needs for growth
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Aithneoidh gach déagóir Ruán, Emma agus Colm. Bainfidh siad pléisiúr as a bheith ina dteannta ina gcuid eachtraí fáis. Tugtar léargas géar sa leabhar ar an seoinínteacht agus ar na réamhchlaonta atá i réim in Éirinn inniu.
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Although she went to an all-Irish school, and even learnt Old and Middle-Irish at UCD, she only began to write in Irish when somebody asked her. “We weren’t a Gaeilgeoir family. My mother didn’t speak Irish but she was very pro-Irish. I never heard my father say he loved Irish but he was a native speaker from Donegal. Some families were adamantly nationalistic and Irish was the rule. We weren’t at all like that. My father would use it for prayers and greetings”.
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Trí mheán na ndúshlán seo cuireann an ceol le forbairt feasachta ar ealaín, le forbairt féinléirithe, fáis phearsanta agus féinmheasa, agus le forbairt íogaireachta ilchultúrtha agus, dá thoradh sin go léir, le forbairt fhoriomlán an pháiste.
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Music is an indispensable part of the child-centred curriculum as one of the range of intelligences and as a special way of knowing and learning. Musical activity challenges the child to act in unique ways to listen discerningly to his/her own music and the music of others, to sing, play or read sensitively and accurately, and to evaluate critically. In posing these challenges, music contributes to the development of artistic awareness, self-expression, selfgrowth, self-esteem and multicultural sensitivity and, therefore, to the development of the whole child.
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Déantar seo trí fhascúil atlais a a fhoilsiú, ceann le haghaidh gach baile i rogha a léiríonn catagóirí éagsúla méide, réigiúin éagsúla den tír, idir Phoblacht na hÉireann agus Thuaisceart Éireann, agus tréimhsí éagsúla bunúis, fáis agus athraithe.
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The Irish Historic Towns Atlas (IHTA) was established in 1981 as a Royal Irish Academy research project. The aim is to trace the topographical development of Irish towns and cities. This is done through the publication of atlas fascicles, one for each town in a selection representing various size-categories, various regions of the country from both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, and various periods of origin, growth and change, with some bias in favour of the medieval period but not excluding the estate towns, industrial towns and resort towns characteristic of more modern times.
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Thagaidís anuas na 618 céim atá ann gach maidin agus iad ag dul ag iascach lena mbricfeasta a fháil. Chaith siad an chuid ba mhó den lá ag guí, ag breathnú amach don gharraí fáis agus ag staidéar. Bhí na botháin a raibh déanamh ciorcail taobh amuigh orthu agus iad dronuilleogach taobh istigh tógtha go cúramach le nár tháinig aon deor bháistí idir na clocha.
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The earliest reference in history to the Skellig Islands dates back to 1400BC. During the time of the Penal Laws, Skellig Michael and Little Skellig became a haven for many Catholics whose beliefs and rights were being suppressed. The largest of the Skelligs is Skellig Michael (Sceilg Mhichil) and was home to one of the earliest monastic settlements in Ireland. These monks of St. Fionan's monastery led simple lives and lived in stone, beehive shaped huts. They would descend the steps early every morning and fish for the morning's breakfast. They would spend most of the day praying in the church, tending to their gardens and studying. These huts, which were round on the outside and rectangular on the inside, were carefully built so that no drop of rain ever entered between the stones. The monks left the island in the thirteenth century and it became a place of pilgrimage. There is a fantastic wealth of bird life on and around the Skelligs, especially puffins in late spring and gannets on the small Skellig where 23,000 pairs nest on every available ledge making it the second largest gannet colony in the world.