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Breoiteacht agus tú imithe ar scor
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Illness in your retirement
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Áit a bhfuil go leor ama imithe ó tugadh an chéad rabhadh agus go gcreideann an Ceannfort go mbainfeadh an duine leas as dara rabhadh tar éis don oiread ama a bheith caite.
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Where there has been a long gap in time since the first caution was given and the Superintendent believes that a second caution after such a time lapse would benefit the person
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Tionscnaimh atá imithe i léig
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Obsolete initiatives
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Ó tá tosca eacnamaíochta na hÉireann imithe chun donais agus ó tá géarchéimeanna airgeadais á bhfulaingt ag a lán gnólachtaí agus iad ag déanamh a ndícheall le cinntiú nach gclisfidh orthu, agus ó tá laghdaithe suntasacha tagtha ar ioncaim cáiníocóirí, is léir go dtiocfaidh fás mór ar neamhchomhlíonadh mura dtugann na Coimisinéirí Ioncaim aghaidh air go daingean dúthrachtach agus mura bhfeiceann an saol é sin.
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The emphasis in 2010 was on tackling the shadow economy by a combination of risk analysis, intelligence collation, assurance checks and outdoor operations including audit and investigation. All four Revenue Regions conducted a wide range of investigations into shadow economy activity and cash businesses. These ranged from sector-specific projects targeting business areas including headshops, security companies, fast-food outlets, building sites and car clampers to 'streetscapes', where every business in a particular street is visited. Many of these projects included using the Joint Investigation Units, in conjunction with the Department of Social Protection, the National Employment Rights Authority and other agencies to combat tax and social welfare fraud and protect employment rights.
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Os a choinne sine, briathra cúnta {/ b}, a mbíonn bríonna gramadaí acu, is é sin go úsáidtear iad fara briathra foclóireachta de ghnáth chun aimsir nó modh ar leith a chur in iúl. I measc na samplaí tá {/ b} ag siúl {/ i}, bhí {/ b} imithe .
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The most important distinction for verbs is between lexical verbs (also called full verbs) which indicate what someone or something does, like swim, speak, or think. On the other hand, auxiliary verbs have grammatical meanings, that is they're used together with lexical verbs usually to indicate a specific tense or mood. Examples include is walking, had gone.
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Imíonn siad chun na Tuirce ar feadh seachtaine ina dhiaidh sin ar laethanta saoire. Tá Ruán fágtha sa teach leis féin ós rud é go bhfuil a dheartháir, Cuán, imithe chun fanacht le cairde. Is le linn do na tuismitheoirí a bheith ar shiúl ar a gcuid laethanta saoire a tharlaíonn an hurlamaboc.
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Her latest novel in Irish, Hurlamaboc, is for young adult readers and will add further to her reputation among those who prefer the first official language as their literary medium. The title can be translated as "commotion, uproar; noise of chase" and deals with three Dublin teenagers as they sit their Leaving Cert and prepare to face adulthood and all its responsibilities. The voices of the three teenagers - Ruán, Emma and Colm - all sound true to this reader's ear. That is no mean achievement given that youth culture can be shallow and the danger for an adult writer lies in injuring themselves when diving in. Yet, while the culture in which these teenagers move may be shallow, they themselves are not. They are reflective beings. They appreciate that they will soon have choices to make and that those choices will affect them in the years to come. The bitchiness, petty-mindedness and class distinctions of teenage life are there, but then these young adults are often simply aping the behaviour of their parents. They did not lick it off the stones, as the saying has it.