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  An Damer - Stair Amharc...  
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Taifead luachmhar atá againn sa leabhar seo ar ré órga na drámaíochta amaitéaraí.
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This is a valuable book about the golden age of amateur dramatics.
  Scéal Scéil: Rúndiamhra...  
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Ar an Taifead (Eagrán 2012)
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Ar an Taifead (2012 Edition)
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Bhí an Damer lonnaithe ar Fhaiche Stiabhna agus í ina cuid lárnach de shaol sóisialta phobal na Gaeilge san ardchathair ó 1955 go 1976. Insíonn Máiréad Ní Chinnéide stair an Damer mar thionscadal agus na daoine a bhí bainteach leis. Taifead luachmhar atá againn sa leabhar seo ar ré...
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The Damer Theatre on St. Stephen's Green was an integral part of the social scene in Dublin city from 1955 to 1976 for Irish language speakers.In this book, Máiréad Ní Chinnéide tells the history of the Damer and about those people involved with it.This is a valuable book about the golden...
  Rabhláil ins an Leaba (...  
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Seo é an dara albam ó Na Shandies, grúpa a bhfuil a gcáil ag méadú go mór le blianta beaga anuas. Foilsíodh an chéad taifead uathu i 1989 – ‘An Cócónut’ (CIC 014) – agus cuireadh an-fháilte roimhe. Aistriúcháin d'amhráin mhóra Bhéarla formhór na n-amhrán seo, agus ceol nuachumtha.
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This is the second album from Na Shandies, a group whose popularity has soared since the release of their first album, ‘An Cócónut’ (CIC 014) in 1989. Like that first album, ‘Rabhláil ins an Leaba’ features many popular modern English songs translated to Irish, plus some newly-composed songs and music. For the gentler souls among us they have translated ballads like ‘Mary From Dungloe’ and ‘The Wild Rover’.