-
vocabulary typical of
other area of Connacht, one also
finds Ulster words like
amharc (meaning "to look"),
nimhneach (painful or sore),
druid (close), mothaigh...
- GS&W [..] OP 4
October 1893; CL 1
January 1960 "Kenmare's Last
Train –
Amharc Éireann: Eagrán 32". ifiplayer.ie.
Irish Film Institute. 18 July 2016. On...
-
Athletic ****ociation
county teams of Ireland. The
final featured on the
Amharc Éireann newsreel. Seán O'Neill
scored a late
penalty to win the game. 13...
- in
other dialects, as well as in
Ulster Irish.
amharc or
amhanc (West Ulster), "look" (elsewhere
amharc,
breathnaigh and féach; this
latter means rather...
-
Proposed Options". KerryCoCo.ie.
September 2024. "Kenmare's Last
Train –
Amharc Éireann: Eagrán 32". 18 July 2016. On the 1st of
February 1960, Kenmare...
- *⟨molthachán⟩ ^6
Thabharfainn is
pronounced as if
spelled *⟨thiúrfainn⟩ ^7
Amharc is
pronounced as if
spelled ⟨afarc⟩ ^8 Sibh is
pronounced as if spelled...
- for the
promotion of the
Irish language, and the w****ly
cinema newsreel Amharc Éireann (Landscapes of Ireland). She
joined The
Irish Times in 1965, writing...
-
Irish Literature.
Oxford University Press. p. 33. ISBN 9780192800800. "Aon
amharc ar Éirinn:
Gaelic families and
their m****cripts".
Royal Irish Academy....
- restricted: féachaint "looking", "watching", breithniú "carefully observing",
amharc "look, watch", glinniúint "gazing, staring",
sealladh "looking" etc. the...
-
introduced by
Cathal Ó Searcaigh), Cló Iar-Chonnacht, Indreabhán 2014: An t
Amharc Deireannach / The Last Look: the
Selected Poems of
Colette Ní Ghallchóir...
