Monthly Archives: March 2010

Marcus 8

Posted on March 20, 2010 by gleannghaibhle

CAIBIDIOL 8. Bia ag Críost d’á thabhairt do cheithre mhíle duine. Radharc á thabhairt do dhall. An pháis a bhí ag Críost le fulang. Ins na laethibh sin airís, nuair a bhí sluagh mhór ann agus gan aon nídh acu … Continue reading →

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Marcus 7

Posted on March 20, 2010 by gleannghaibhle

CAIBIDIOL 7. Na Fairisínigh dá n-imdheargadh ag Críost. Inghean na mná ó Chanaan dá leigheas aige, agus an fear a bhí bodhar balbh. Agus tháinig Fairisínigh agus raint des na Sgríbhneóiríbh ó Ierúsalem, agus bhailigheadar chuige. Agus nuair a chonacadar … Continue reading →

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Marcus 6

Posted on March 18, 2010 by gleannghaibhle

CAIBIDIOL 6. Críost ag Nasaret agus é ag tabhairt teagaisg uaidh. An dáréag Aspol dá gcur amach aige. Bia a thabhairt aige do chúig mhíle duine a’ chúig bológaibh, agus é ag siubhal ar an bhfaraige. Agus d’imthigh sé ó’n … Continue reading →

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Marcus 5

Posted on March 15, 2010 by gleannghaibhle

CAIBIDIOL 5. Legión deamhan ag Críost dá chur amach a’ duine. An chailleamhaint fola aige dá leigheas. Inghean Iaíruis aige á tógaint ó’n mbás. Agus thánadar treasna na faraige go tír na nGerasénach. Agus nuair a tháinig sé amach as … Continue reading →

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“É sin ráite”?

Posted on March 11, 2010 by gleannghaibhle

The Minister for the Gaeltacht, Éamonn Ua Caoimh–yes, I have decided he will get his proper surname back on this site–made a statement recently about a review of the “Official Standard” of the Irish language. “Cúis mhór áthais dom an … Continue reading →

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What was the relationship of Peadar Ua Laoghaire to the famous Art?

Posted on March 7, 2010 by gleannghaibhle

What was the genealogical connection between Peadar Ua Laoghaire, the famous priest and author, and Art Ua Laoghaire, killed in 1773 for refusing to sell his horse to an English officer? It is frequently stated that they are related distantly … Continue reading →

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