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Eisíodh preasráiteas faoin mbuiséad a d'áitigh gur mithid fáil réidh leis an euro agus éirí as airgead maith a chur amú ar chóras baincéireachta a chlis orainn.
A press statement issued to mark the budget called for withdrawal from the euro and an end to pouring money down the drains of a failed banking system.
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Tá an dá leabhar suaithinseach filíochta seo le príomhfhile mná na hÉireann as cló le fada an lá. Is mithid dúinn athchló a chur oraibh faoi aon chlúdach amháin. Cuirfear seoda nuafhilíochta na hÉireann os comhair pobal nua léitheoireachta.
This title brings two beautiful collections by one of Ireland’s most distinguished poets back into print within one book. These wonderful treasures of modern Irish poetry are made available for re-discovery having lost none of their original brilliance.
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Is mithid taighde agus plé maidir leis an saol a chaitheann sibh, an buiséad atá agaibh agus go deimhin an ceantar ina maireann sibh ionas go mbeidh léargas ar an soláthraí cúram leanaí a shásódh riachtanais bhur dteaghlaigh féin.
As part of the National Childcare Strategy 2006-2010 the National Childcare Investment Programme (NCIP) is responsible for increasing the supply and quality of childcare facilities in Ireland. It is also responsible for co-ordinating activities from national to local level. The Community Childcare Subvention Scheme 2008-2010 (CCSS) was set up as as part of the National Childcare Investment Programme (NCIP). The Community Childcare Subvention (CCS) Programme succeeded the Community Childcare Subvention Scheme in September 2010 - see below.
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Fógraítear go bhfuil na deighiltí polaitiúla idir oirthear agus iarthar na hEorpa leigheasta ar deireadh nuair a théann 10 dtír nua isteach san AE sa bhliain 2004. Measann mórchuid daoine gur mithid don Eoraip bunreacht a bheith aici ach ní furasta cineál an bhunreachta sin a aontú, mar sin leantar den díospóireacht theasaí mar gheall ar thodhchaí na hEorpa.
The euro is the new currency for many Europeans. 11 September 2001 becomes synonymous with the 'War on Terror' after hijacked airliners are flown into buildings in New York and Washington. EU countries begin to work much more closely together to fight crime. The political divisions between east and west Europe are finally declared healed when no fewer than 10 new countries join the EU in 2004, followed by two more in 2007. A financial crisis hits the global economy in September 2008, leading to closer economic cooperation between EU countries. The Treaty of Lisbon is ratified by all EU countries before entering into force on 1 December 2009. It provides the EU with modern institutions and more efficient working methods.