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(Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 2013)Comhardadh cionnas is cóir (1) represents the second in a series of technical poems being edited for the first time from the fourteenth-century manuscript NLI G 3 (ff. 76vb1-77vb5).(2) It gives an account of the rules of ...
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(Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 2016)The citations in the Early Modern Irish tract on faults known as IGT V form the subject of this paper, which consists of four parts.1 The first part includes a brief account of the tract and its manuscript transmission, ...
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(Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 2015)Old age and fear of Judgement are common themes in the religious poetry of late medieval and early modern Ireland. These widespread themes are, of course, well attested in other periods and in many other literatures. The ...
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(Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 2010)No abstract available
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(University of Limerick, 2012)Bíodh is go bhfuil aitheantas follasach ag urlabhra thraidisiúnta na Gaeltachta mar mhúnla teanga don Ghaeilge ón uair a bunaíodh Conradh na Gaeilge i leith, is beag iniúchadh a deineadh ó shin ar inghlacthacht an mhúnla ...
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(National University of Ireland, 2008)A small number of previously unidentified citations in the grammatical tracts are presented here. Citations from the seventeenth-century tract Rudimemta Grammalicae Hibernicae are also included.(1)
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(National University of Ireland, 2008)This note aims to establish the nature of the consonant cluster -rdh- the character of which has not been commented on to my knowledge in modern scholarship.(1) Before dealing with the matter at hand it will be convenient ...
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(National University of Ireland, 2008)The following poem consists of a brief discussion of conjugated fonns of the copula and infixed pronouns (both of which are termed sealbhadh by the bardic grammarians) and their effects on subsequent radical consonants. ...
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(National University of Ireland, 2010)The subject of the poem edited here, Brian Óg Ó Néill, was a son of Brian (d. 1401 /2) and grandson of Éinrí Aimhréidh (d. 1392).' The branch of the Í Néill to which he belonged was antagonistic to the reigning Ó Neill, ...
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(JSTOR on Behalf of Royal Irish Academy, 2011)The three quatrains edited below form part of a controversy which arose in the late seventeenth century, as to which family could legitimately lay claim to the heraldic symbol of the Red Hand.1 The controversy is relatively ...
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(JSTOR on behalf of Royal Irish Academy, 2013)A list of a number of the Ulstermen’s exploits forms part of a poem in the later recension of Cath Maighe Rath which was edited by O’Donovan in 1842 and suggested by Dillon to date from the late-thirteenth or ...
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(Irish Human Rights Commission, 2006)This report evaluates the determination of life sentences in the light of the European Convention of Human Rights and the associated jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. The principal conclusion is that ...
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(University of Limerick, 2016)Maypole Dancing and Other Body Movements in a Neo-Pagan Bealtaine Ritual in Ireland This thesis examines the role of dance and body movements within a specific Pagan ritual in present day Ireland, namely Bealtaine. The ...
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(University College Cork, 2010)Recently in Britain, there has been a discussion as to whether the Royal Prerogative is still a necessary part of the law. However, in Ireland, there is still confusion over whether the Prerogative actually exists in this ...
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(Lewis and Clark Law School, 2007)Animal welfare has become a recent issue in the policy of the European Union. Since the creation of the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957, the welfare of animals was only considered in relation to the proper ...
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(Canadian Center of Science and Education (CCSE), 2008)An advance care directive entitles a person to request in advance either the refusal of or consent to certain medical treatment if that person is not competent to consent or refuse at the time such refusal or consent is ...
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(Thomson Reuters (Professional) Ireland, Ltd., 2017)Two centuries have passed since Selleck Osborn (1782-1826) first cautioned: ‘What you leave at your death, let it be without controversy; else the lawyers will be your heirs.’1 Despite the passage of time, the value of the ...
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(University of Limerick, 2013)Ennis, County Clare in the west of Ireland, is now considered to be one of the principal strongholds of traditional Irish music practice in the world. During the 1970s, traditional music practice became a ‘living tradition’, ...
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(Taylor and Francis, 2002)This article discusses issues of migration, history, memory and Irish society as they relate to a project based on life narratives at the Irish Centre for Migration Studies, University College Cork. The project, entitled ...
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(Probation Service, 2015)Summary: This article, based on the author’s doctoral study completed in 2015, offers new insight into the operation of criminal networks in Ireland and in particular their influence on children who become engaged in ...