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Taoide Mhór Le tras-scríobh
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Taoide Mhór To be transcribed
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agus é ar eolas go bhfuil an taoide ag tuilleadh go tapaidh agus nach bhfuil snámh ag cuid de na páistí, a chinneadh cé acu ab fhearr iarracht a dhéanamh ar lapadaíl go háit slán nó an oíche a chaitheamh ar an oileán
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a whale has landed on the shore: encourage the children to become certain people with attitudes to the whale (other than the children’s own)
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Tá ardchaighdeáin maidir leis an gcomhshaol, le sláinte ainmhithe agus le cosaint an tomhaltóra i bhfeidhm i dtionscal dobharshaothraithe na hEorpa. Bhí an tionscal sin in ísealbrí le blianta beaga anuas ach tá súil ag an gCoimisiún an taoide a chasadh agus tograí sonracha a thabhairt isteach san athchóiriú ar an gcomhbheartas iascaigh.
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The EU's maritime policy encompasses maritime transport, competitive maritime businesses, employment, scientific research, fisheries and the protection of the marine environment. The goal is to ensure economic development while safeguarding environmental sustainability.
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Is iad príomhfhoinsí nádúrtha na dtuilte in Éirinn ná aibhneacha (tuilte abhann), an fharraige (tuilte cósta agus taoide), báisteach throm (tuilte báistiúla) agus uisce talún. Má bhagraíonn tuile ar do cheantar féin tá roinnt céimeanna ar féidir leat a ghlacadh chun dochar do d’aonad réadmhaoine a íoslaghdú, ach cuimhnigh gur cheart tús áite a thabhairt do shábháilteacht i gcónaí.
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The primary natural sources of flooding in Ireland are rivers (fluvial flooding), the sea (coastal and tidal flooding), intense rainfall (pluvial flooding), and groundwater. If a flood threatens your area there are a number of steps you can take to minimise damage to your property but remember safety should always be your first concern. If you live in a flood risk area you should always have preparations in place in case a flood should happen. Preparing a plan for what you should do in the event of a flood is well worth the time it may take. It could save you a lot of money, inconvenience and stress and could even save your life.
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Tógadh san áireamh freisin moltaí in dhá thuarascáil thábhachtacha faoi fhorbairt acmhainní mara a foilsíodh ag deireadh na bliana 2006, siad sin, ‘Tuarascáil Cawley’ na Roinne Cumarsáide, Mara agus Acmhainní Nádúrtha (mar a bhí) agus ‘Casadh an Taoide’ de chuid Fhoras na Mara.
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The wide range of expertise now available from organisations such as The Marine Institute in Oranmore and National University of Ireland, Galway’s Martin Ryan Institute, with its research unit in Carna, Conamara, and the marine research activities of other third level institutions such as National University of Ireland, Cork, and the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology has impacted greatly on Údarás na Gaeltachta’s assessment of it’s need to continue its own marine research activity. Factors also considered in making this decision were the recommendations from two reports published at the end of 2006 , the “Cawley Report” commissioned by the Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources (as was) and the Marine Institute’s “Sea Change” strategy, both and addressing the development of the marine resource in Ireland. The recommendations in those reports which pertain to the activities of Údarás na Gaeltachta focus on the provision of support for the development of the productive sector in both aquaculture and processing.