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News from 1934
Monday Night Irish Class, May 4, 1015
Irish Class, May 4, 2015
Rang Gaeilge, 4ú lá mí na Bealtaine 2015
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Seanfhocal
| Teilg ailp i mbéal an mhadra | “Somebody is going on and on, talking too much!” | “Throw a lump (of meat) in the mouth of the dog”. [So it will stop barking] |
| Is ionanna an cás, an t-éag ‘s an bás | Six of one, half dozen of the other | “It’s the same case, death and death.” |
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Peace on Earth
From Spiked Math
Monday Night Irish Class, April 27, 2015
Irish Class, April 27, 2015
Rang Gaeilge, 27ú lá mí Aibreáin 2015
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| Níl coill gan brosna a loiscfeadh í. | Everyone has their weakness, their Achilles heel. | “Every forest has the kindling that would burn it.” |
| An rud nach leigheasann im nó uisce beatha, níl leigheas air. | If butter or whiskey won’t cure you, notbing will. | |
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Monday Night Irish Class, April 20, 2015
Irish Class, April 20, 2015
Rang Gaeilge, 20ú lá mí Aibreáin 2015
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Monday Night Irish Class, April 13, 2015
Irish Class, April 13, 2015
Rang Gaeilge, 13ú lá mí Aibreáin 2015
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Seanfhocal
| Éist mórán agus can beagán. | Listen a lot and say little | |
| Ag caitheamh an tsaoil is an saol ár gcaitheamh. | Killing time while time is killing us. | Lit. “[We are] consuming life and life is consuming us.” Verbal nouns takes a genitive |
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The way the future was
Monday Night Irish Class, April 6, 2015
Irish Class, April 6, 2015
Rang Gaeilge, 6ú lá mí Aibreáin 2015
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Seanfhocal
| Cuir an sagart i lár an pharóiste. | Put the bowl of potatoes in the middle of the table. | Lit. “Put the priest in the center of the parish.” (Nobody has explained how a bowl of potatoes came to be referred to as a priest) |
| Lá breá ag do chairde — do d’adlacadh. | A fine day for your friends — [the day] of your burial. | |
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The truth behind the Trojan Horse
From The Classics Library
From Hilbert Space to Dilbert Space, and beyond 