Gaeilge

Hunger is about Bobby Sands who spoke fluent Irish language and gaeilge and the hunger strikes... ❋ Unknown (2009)

My only hope is that I already know enough gaeilge to get me through the exam, though I'm not entirely sure I do. ❋ Leaving-Cert.net (2010)

( "Acht na gaeilge" being the Irish Language Act, "this Blog" being Gerry Adams): ❋ A Pint Of Unionist Lite (2010)

One of the first things we noticed was the prevalence of street signs as gaeilge, evidence of the local council's controversial bilingual policy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Especially for the Irish market, it has an Irish language menu with predictive / T9 texting 'as gaeilge' and widget applications that include an English-Irish / Irish-English dictionary. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Sílm go bhfuil bualadh bos mór tuilte ag duine ar bith a bhíonn ag iarraidh an ghaeilge agus chúis na gaeilge a chuir chun tosaigh taobh isitgh den tionól. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Your behaviour should not of course be falsely extrapolated outwards to draw any wider reflections upon the nature of the advocates of gaeilge - one bad apple etc etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I thought it would be fun to have them do a little bit of my blog for you, as gaeilge no less. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If someone wants their trial to be held as gaeilge this may be embarrassing for those like barristers and judges should they be unable to hold their own in our first language. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I know that FF have made use of people with translation skills and that another irish media site removes everything unless it be as gaeilge nó as Bearla, which seems a bit limiting. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"Keywords as gaeilge instead of english but copy can be in English" ❋ Unknown (2008)

Then add some Elizabethan quirks, such as our retention of the second person plural ‘ye’ [analogous to the Southern y'all], odd bits of local slang [norries, feckers and dubs aren't people who'd be welcome in polite company], and the occasional lapse into gaeilge ye’re all a bunch of fecking amadáns, and you have a pretty unique dialect. ❋ Unknown (2007)

- its members on the foras na gaeilge board voted to close Lá Nua down, meaning 10 people lost their jobs ❋ Pete Baker (2010)

* fainne to show you speak as gaeilge or even if you can't you've no problem being cornered in a pub and lectured on thierry henry as geailge. ❋ N.G.A. (2009)

"keywords as gaeilge instead of english but copy can be in English". ❋ Unknown (2008)

Tá mé [ag] [caint] as [Gaeilge] nuair a tá mé ar an meisce ❋ Sn0 (2006)

Is [bre]á [liom] an Ghaeilge [mar] is í mo theanga. (I love Irish because it is my language.) ❋ Dáithí Ó Laigheanáin (2004)