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Sna hAlpa atá deisceart agus iarthar na hOstaire ach tá cúigí an oirthir - lena n-áirítear an phríomhchathair, Vín - in abhantrach na Danóibe.
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Until the end of World War I, Austria had been the centre of a vast empire, which controlled much of central Europe for centuries. Austria is now a federal republic, consisting of nine states.
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Réigiún an Oirthir & an Oirdheiscirt
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East & South East Region
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Maigh Oirthir, Co. Chiarraí
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Murher, Co. Kerry
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Próiseas Síochána an Mheán-Oirthir
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Protecting human rights worldwide
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Tá 35 comhalta i dTionól Réigiúnach an Oirthir agus Lár Tíre agus cuimsíonn sé Comhairlí Contae Dhún Laoghaire-Ráth an Dúin, Fhine Gall, Chill Dara, Laoise, an Longfoirt, Lú, na Mí, Uíbh Fhailí, Bhaile Átha Cliath Theas, na hIarmhí agus Chill Mhantáin agus Comhairle Cathrach Bhaile Átha Cliath.
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The Eastern and Midland Regional Assembly has 35 members and covers the county councils of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Fingal, Kildare, Laois, Longford, Louth, Meath, Offaly, South Dublin, Westmeath and Wicklow and the city council of Dublin.
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I gcanúintí an Oirthir ("urlabhra bhog") malartaíonn iar-yat idir "ya" agus "e": fuaimnítear mar "ya" é má bhíonn sé faoi bhéim agus ná fuil guta caol (e nó i) sa chéad siolla eile - m.sh. мляко (mlyàko), хляб (hlyab), agus mar "e" aon áit eile - mar shampla млекар (mlekàr) - fear bainne, хлебар (hlebàr) - báicéir.
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In Eastern dialects ("soft speech") the former yat alternates between "ya" and "e": it is pronounced "ya" if it is under stress and the next syllable does not contain a front vowel (e or i) – e.g. мляко (mlyàko), хляб (hlyab), and "e" otherwise – e.g. млекар (mlekàr) – milkman, хлебар (hlebàr) – baker.
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Is comh-bhunaitheoir ICEP Europe agus tá os cionn 25 bliain taithí i gcomhairle le teaghlaigh agus daoine gairmiúla i réimsí na meabhairshláinte, riachtanais speisialta oideachais, cuimsitheacht agus folláine. Sular thosaigh ICEP Europe, bhí Deirdre phríomh síceolaí cliniciúil san Údarás Sláinte Réigiúnach an Oirthir.
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Dr Deirdre MacIntyre, PhD, C. Psychol. is a co-founder of ICEP Europe and has over 25 years experience consulting with families and professionals in the areas of mental health, special educational needs, inclusion and wellbeing. Before joining ICEP Europe, Deirdre was principal clinical psychologist in the Eastern Regional Health Authority. Deirdre is also the co-author of the Stay Safe Programme, a nationally implemented child protection programme. Deirdre has developed a range of online undergraduate and postgraduate programmes including an MA with the University of East London. Among Deirdre’s special interests are inclusion, resilience and wellbeing and applied positive psychology. Deirdre lectures on special needs and psychology for ICEP Europe and teaches on collaborative programmes with Dublin City University, Leeds Beckett and the University of East London. She is involved in research on resilience and wellbeing, complex needs and inclusion.