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13 Lúnasa, 2010 1 NUACHT NÁISIÚNTA Alt Conspóideach Cith Cumhachtach Imithe As Reachtaíocht Úr Ar Dhlí Na Mórshiúlta www.gaelsceal.ie Feachtas Seanscoil chéanna leanúnach na Seanscéal céanna n-easaontóirí L. 16 poblachtacha Comórtas Tinte ealaíne L. 4 Snámha na le feiscint L. 21 hEorpa L. 29 €1.65 (£1.50) Ag Cothú Phobal na Gaeilge 13.08.2010 Uimh. 21 • Spotaí & Stríocaí IDIRNÁISIÚNTA GRIANGHRAF: MARK STEDMAN/PHOTOCALL IRELAND €100k chun Sleamhnuithe láibe sa tSín gach altra Meadhbh Ní Eadhra TÁTHAR ag maíomh gur thug eolaithe Síneacha rab- hadh 13 bliana ó shin faoin síciatrach mbaol a bhaineann le dífho- raoisiú a dhéanamh i lim- istéir íogaire comhshaoil. Tá gar do 2,000 duine marbh a oiliúint mar gheall ar shleamhnu- ithe láibe sa tír le déanaí. Cé gur báisteach throm ba Ach ní féidir iad a fhostú in Éirinn chúis le formhór na sleamh- nuithe láibe sa tír, tá foinsí Meadhbh Ní Eadhra eolas faoi, ach níl sé de ag rá go raibh siad i bhfad chumhacht acu tuilleadh níos measa mar gheall ar an IN ainneoin go mbeidh na altraí a fhostú. Cuirtear bac dífhoraoisiú. Gearradh céadta altra nua ag cáiliú in orthu mar gheall ar an mhor- 313,000 acra foraoise i Éirinn i gceann seachtaine nó atóir rialtais ata i bhfeidhm.” Zhouqu idir 1952 agus 1990, dhó, tá géarchéim ann i Dar leis an PNA, caithfear ag cur le baol na sleamhnu- measc seirbhísí meabhairsh- na rialacha a bhaineann leis ithe láibe. láinte sa tír seo, dar le tuairisc an moratóir seo a mhaolú a d’fhoilsigh an Comhlachas ionas gur féidir dul i ngleic Altraí Síciatracha (PNA) an leis an ngéarchéim seo. Níl fórsaí na tseachtain seo. “A Mental “Rachaidh formhór d’al- hIaráice ‘réidh’ le Health Service in Crisis” an t- traí nua na tíre seo go dul i gceann ar an tír ainm atá ar an tuairisc. Meiriceá, Sasana, an Astráil, “Ní rud nua é seo,” ar sí. nó go tíortha eile thar lear,” a Amy Huberman & Keith Duffy ag seoladh fheachtas spraoi Cadbury, 'Spots V Stripes'. Moltar Caitríona Ní Chadhain “Bhí Feidhmeannacht na deir urlabhraí. d'iomaitheoirí dhá fhoireann a dhéanamh, cluiche ar bith a imirt, agus pointí a bhailiú i dtreo Seirbhíse Sláinte (HSE) ar an Ar lean ar leathanach 3 ollscór foirne ar www.spotsvstripes.com. DAR leis an Oifigeach Míleata is sinsearaí san Iaráic, ní bheidh a fórsaí slándála ábalta dul i gceann ar an tír go dtí 2020 agus Cainteanna idir na Rialtais is na “Óglaigh na hÉireann” lán- d’iarr sé ar na Stáit Aon- taithe moill a chur lena Grúpaí Easaontacha Poblachtacha ábalta an PSNI a ionsaí dtarraingt siar. Tá sé i gceist ag rialtas Mheiriceá a dtrú- Danny Brown paí atá iontach gníomhach mhalairt fíor. Danny Brown Chorr Chríochach i gContae paí comhraic a tharraingt as le tamall anuas nuair a bhí a Dúirt sé fosta go bhfuil sé Thír Eoghain. an tír faoi dheireadh na TÁ sé dearbhaithe anois ag fhios aige féin go raibh a lei- go mór i bhfách le LE cúpla seachtain anuas, tá Níl amhras ar bith ann ach míosa seo, agus go mbeidh Martin McGuinness go théid ag tarlú. comhchainteanna agus gur sé cruthaithe ag ‘easaontóirí’ gur mhéadaigh na heasaon- na trúpaí ar fad imithe faoi bhfuil rialtas Shasana agus Bhí sé féin agus baill eile sin an t-aon bhealach chun poblachtacha sna Sé Chon- tóirí ar a gcuid ionsaithe le dheireadh 2011. Dúirt an rialtas na hÉireann ag caint de Shinn Féin páirteach i tosaigh sna Sé Chontae. tae gur féidir leo ionsaithe tamall anuas. Leifteanant-Ghinearál le grúpaí easaontacha gcainteanna le rialtas na Mhaígh Owen Paterson, marfacha a dhéanamh ar Rinne siad ionsaí ar Babaker Zerbari nach raibh poblachtacha. Breataine chomh fada siar le Rúnaí Stáit Thuaisceart bhaill den tSeirbhís shaighdiúir de chuid Arm na a fhórsaí réidh le dul i ngleic Ag labhairt le Radio tús na 80í agus dúirt sé ar an Éireann, an tseachtain seo Phóilíneachta. Breataine i mBeannchar i leis an tír leo fhéin go fóill. Ulster Déardaoin, dúirt sé chlár raidió go raibh caite go raibh polasaí ag an Dé Máirt na seachtaine gContae an Dúin Dé Tá sé ráite ag an Teach Bán nár thuig sé an fáth go raibh nathanna cainte ag na rialtas gan bheith ag caint le seo, thit buama as faoi charr Céadaoin seo caite agus Dé áfach go bhfuil na Stáit Aon- an dá rialtas ag séanadh go húdaráis le cur ina luí ar daoine nár chleacht mod- iar-phóilín atá ag obair go Sathairn rinne siad ionsaí ar taithe fós ar sprioc chun na poiblí go raibh cainteanna dhaoine nach raibh cain- hanna síochánta fóill leis an PSNI nuair a bhí phóilín eile i gCill Chaoil sa trúpaí a tharraingt siar ón ar siúl idir iad agus na grú- teanna ag tarlú nuair a bhí a polaitíochta. sé ag tiomáint chuig a chuid chontae céanna. Iaráic. oibre taobh amuigh den Ar lean ar leathanach 4 2 GAELSCÉAL • Dé hAoine, 13 Lúnasa, 2010 1 NUACHT NÁISIÚNTA Alt conspóideach Cith Cumhachtach imithe as reachtaíocht úr ar dhlí na mórshiúlta Danny Brown ngrúpaí sin go minic ar an raidió agus ar an teilifís ag BHÍ ar an rialtas ó thuaidh cáineadh na moltaí. athruithe móra a dhéanamh ar Ní raibh na hoird dhílse dhlí úr a bhaineann le mór- sásta ach oiread leis an dlí úr shiúlta i ndiaidh agóidí agus agus dhiúltaigh an tOrd Oráis- gearán ó ghrúpaí pobail agus teach páirt a ghlacadh i gcain- ceardchumainn. teanna leis an rialtas ar an dlí Mar chuid de chlár an rial- úr. tais, dúradh go ndéanfadh siad Ní raibh leisce ar bith ar athbhreithniú ar an dlí maidir urlabhraithe Shinn Féin agus le mórshiúlta, go háirithe na an DUP na moltaí a chosaint mórshiúlta conspóideacha de sna meáin, áfach, agus dúirt chuid an Oird Oráiste. siad go raibh an reachtaíocht Ach nuair a chuir siad a de dhíth go géar le stop a chur gcuid moltaí os comhair an leis an fhoréigean a bhain le Chomhthionóil ag Stormont, mórshiúlta conspóideacha. Ná bac le 'flower power' - tá sé in am don 'ESB Shower Power' ag an Electric Picnic. Sheol an fear grinn Karl Spain, Nadia Forde & bhí ailt sa reachtaíocht a Anois, áfach, tá an t-alt con- Jenny Lee Masterson an feachtas, ina mbeidh buíonta de 30 duine ag úsáid rothair chun cith leictreach a chumhachtú ag an chuaigh níos faide ná mar a spóideach imithe as an reach- bhféile cheoil. GRIANGHRAF: MARK STEDMAN/PHOTOCALL IRELAND shíl duine ar bith. taíocht bheartaithe. Mar shampla, bheadh cosc Dúirt Peter Robinson leis an ar chruinniú ar bith amuigh BBC Déardaoin nach raibh rún faoin aer ina mbeadh níos mó riamh acu cur isteach ar chead ná 50 duine páirteach muna daoine agóid a dhéanamh Triúr fear dá gceistniú tar éis urghabháil cannabais €1.2m mbeadh fógra 37 lá tugtha ag agus go léireodh na leasuithe Oisín Mac Donnacha iad ag bogadh 100kg de coinníodh iad faoi Alt 2 den urghabháil. lucht a eagraithe do na póilíní. úra é sin. channabas luibhe de luach Acht um Cheartas Coiriúil. Deir na Gardaí go bhfuil Chuir an t-alt sin go háirithe Dheimhnigh sé fosta go GABHADH triúr fear, 24, 28 €1.2 milliún ó veain amháin go Bhí Aonad Náisiúnta Drugaí drong drugaí i mBaile Átha fearg ar na ceardchumainn mbeadh an reachtaíocht úr agus 44 bliain d’aois, i gclós i veain eile. Ceistníodh na fir i an Gharda Síochána agus an Cliath atá faoi fhiosrúchán ag agus ar ghrúpaí pobail agus bunaithe ar Choinbhinsiún na mBaile Bachaille, Baile Átha Stáisiún na nGardaí i mBaile tAonad um Choireacht Aonad Náisiúnta Drugaí an bhí urlabhraithe thar ceann na hEorpa um Chearta an Duine. Cliath,oíche Dé Céadaoin agus Mhunna agus Fionnghlas agus Eagraithe bainteach leis an Gharda Síochána. Neamhspleáchas Larry Murphy Scrios ar Halla Oráis- Scaoilte Saor ón Teileafón: 00353-91-536201 Fuinnimh na hÉireann Phríosún Trevor Ó Clochartaigh teach i dTír Eoghain Caitríona Ní Chadhain Bainisteoir Tionscadail [email protected] Caitríona Ní Chadhain Clean Energy World Leader?’ “Is féidir le fuinneamh Caitríona Ní Chadhain nuair a gheobhaidh siad D’FHÁG Larry Murphy Patricia Ní Chonghaile TÁ an acmhainneacht ag glan cuidiú le hÉirinn a sháb- cúiteamh. príosún Chnoc an Arbhair Comhordaitheoir Táirgíochta [email protected] Éirinn chun neamh- háil ó na dúshláin eacna- Tá tine tar éis scrios a Cháin an Leas-Chéad-Aire, maidin inné i ndiaidh 10 spleáchas fuinnimh a bhaint maíochta agus fuinnimh atá dhéanamh ar halla Oráis- Martin McGuinness, an t- mbliana go leith de phianbhre- Ciarán Dunbar amach ag úsáid acmhainní roimpi,” a dúirt Travers, “Tá teach i Pomeroy i gcontae ionsaí, ag rá; “níl sé seo ceart ith 15 bliana a chaitheamh sa Eagarthóir fuinnimh in-athnuaite, dar gaotha againn atá i measc na Thír Eoghain . agus caithfear é a cháineadh, bpríosún. Ciontaíodh Murphy [email protected] le John Travers, údar agus ngaoth is láidre ar domhan, Glaodh ar na seirbhísí is soiléir gurb é an aidhm atá mar gheall ar éigniú agus iar- Treasa Bhreathnach Príomhfheidhmeannach agus tonnta ag teacht isteach éigeandála ag thart ar 3r.n. leis an ionsaí seo ná an tean- racht ar dhúnmharú mná as Soláthróir Ábhair ‘Acmhainní Fuinnimh atá i measc na dtonnta is maidin Déardaoin. nas a ardú roimh pharáid na Ceatharlach i Sléibhte Chill [email protected] Malartacha.’ cumhachtaí ar an Tá an PSNI ag fiosrú an mBuachaillí Printíseacha ag Mhantáin in 2000. Tá trí huaire an méid iom- phláinéad.” cháis. an deireadh seachtaine.” Faoin Acht um Chiontóirí Gráinne McElwain Soláthróir Ábhair lán fuinnimh atá ag teastáil Dúirt sé freisin go bhfuil Baineann dhá lóiste Oráis- Rinneadh ionsaí coirlosc- Gnéis, caithfidh ciontóirí gnéis [email protected] in Éirinn le fáil anseo thart an cumas ann chun 100,000 teacha áitiúla, Royal Black tha ar an halla i Samhain Gardaí a chur ar an eolas faoi timpeall orainn ó fhoinsí in- post a chruthú trí úsáid Preceptory, banna píopaí 2008 freisin.
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