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An Claidheamh Soluis (Agus Fàinne an Lae) 1899-1932 Anailís Agus Clárú Ar Phríomhnuachtán Ré Na Hathbheochana L. 0. 34Ç2, Voi. 2, An Claidheamh Soluis (agus Fàinne an Lae) 1899-1932 Anailís agus Clárú ar phríomhnuachtán Ré na hAthbheochana Dhá Imleabhar - Imleabhar a Dó Regina Uí Chollatáin B.Oid., M.A. Stiúrthóir : An Dochtúir Aisling Ni Dhonnchadha F Ceann na Roinne : An tOllamh Ruairí O hUiginn Roinn na Nua-Ghaeilge Dámh na nEalaion F Ollscoil na hEireann Má Nuad Deireadh Fómhair 2002 An Claidheamh Soluis (agus Fáinne an Lae) 1899 -1932 Clár : Eagarfhocail Ailt Litriocht 568 Noda CS Claidheamh Soluis IT Irish Times CLG Cumann Lúthchleas Gael IG Irisleabhar na Gaeilge 569 Eagarfhocail 570 Clàr an CS : Cuid a hAon : Eagarfhocail Pointi Eolais don Léitheoir 1. Na hEagarfhocail atà ar iarraidh Marta 14,1903-22 Samhain 1909 : Tà na hEagarfhocail seo istigh leis an taighde ar Eagarthóireacht an Phiarsaigh ar an CS. Meàn Fómhair 27, 1919-Samhain 15,1919. Nior cuireadh an CS i gelò de bharr cose ar nuachtàin Ghaeilge. Meàn Fómhair-Deireadh Fómhair 1922. Nior cuireadh an CS i gelò de bharr fadhbanna le tuairisceoireacht an nuachtàin. 2. I mblianta àirithe ba léir nach raibh curam an Eagarfhocail faoi dhuine ar leith agus scriobh daoine difriula an t-Eagarfhocal. Tà ainmneacha na ndaoine seo i luibini nuair is gà. Tà an ghné seo le feiceàil go soiléir i 1913,1914 agus tus 1915. 3. Socraiodh ar uaschamóga a usàid i gcàs ainmneacha cleite. 4. Corruair ni raibh teideal ar an Eagarfhocal agus scriobhadh àbhar an Eagarfhocail sna luibini. 5. Socraiodh ar na teidil a fhàgàil direach mar a fuarthas sa CS iad. 6. Tugtar an dàta ar dtus, ansin an teideal agus ansin an leathanach. I gcàsanna a bhfuil nios mó nà alt amhàin faoin Eagarfhocal, tugtar na teidil in ord. Nuair atà easpa soiléireachta i gceist faoi àbhar an Eagarfhocail, tugtar àbhar an Eagarfhocail i luibini direach i ndiaidh an teidil. 571 Cldrii an CS: Cuid a hAon : Eagarfhocail: 1899 Marta 18, 1899 : Nochtar an Claidheamh, lch.l. A Pitched Battle (An Ghaeilge - Dr. Atkinson), lch.8. Marta 25,1899 : An rud is riachtanaighe, The Oireachtas, lch.24. Aibrean 1, 1899 : Dha adhbhar deag (Gaeilge), lch.40. Aibrean 8,1899 : Lochlannach agus Eireannach, To the Branches, Ich.56. Aibrean 15,1899 : An bhfuil Gaedhilg ag do chloinn?, Up with Town Halls, lch.72. Aibrean 22, 1899 : Comhairle do’n aos og, How the Branches should work, lch. 88. Aibrean 29, 1899 : An Riaghaltas Nua, Debasing Literature: its Antidote, lch. 104. Bealtaine 6, 1899 : Sgriobhadh na Gaedhilge, lch. 120. Bealtaine 13,1899 : Sasanaigh agus Seoinini, The Campaign for the Councils, lch. 136 Bealtaine 20, 1899 : An Teanga agus an Croimeal, The Oireachtas, lch. 152. Bealtaine 27, 1899 : Cliar agus Tuath (An Cairdineal O MaoilMhaodhog ag caint ag an Oireachtas), lch 168. The Pan - Celtic Congress, lch. 168-169. Meitheamh 3, 1899 : Notice, The Oireachtas, lch. 184. Meitheamh 10,1899 : The Third Oireachtas, lch.200. Meitheamh 17, 1899 Meitheamh 24, 1899 : The National Festival, lch. 232. Iuil 1, 1899 : What is National Literature? lch.248. Iuil 8, 1899 : What is National Literature? (2) lch. 264. Iuil 15,1899 : A “Superior English Education”, Our Roll of Honour, lch.280. Iuil 22, 1899 : Holiday Work, lch 296. Iuil 29, 1899 : The Coming School Term, ‘Turkish!’ (seoltai litreacha) lch.312. Lunasa 5, 1899 : The Rising Tide (Conradh), lch.328. Lunasa 12, 1899 : “Irish Hospitality” (Pan-Cheilteach),lch.344. The Irish(?) Literary Movement, lch. 344-5. Lunasa 19,1899 : An Object Lesson, Ardmore, The Pan-Celtic Congress, lch. 360 Lunasa 26, 1899 : Intermediate Education. The Report of the Commission., lch.376. The Reverend Peter C. Yorke. lch. 377. Mean Fomhair 2,1899 : The Gaelic League and the Pan-Celtic Movement, lch. 392. 572 Mean Fómhair 9,1899 : A Word to the Branches, lch. 408. Mean Fómhair 16,1899 : The Turning of the Tide, lch. 424. Mean Fómhair 23,1899 : Forging Ahead, Mr Thomas Concannon, lch. 440. Mean Fómhair 30, 1899 Deireadh Fómhair 7, 1899 Deireadh Fómhair 14, 1899 Deireadh Fómhair 21, 1899 : The Gaelic League and Politics, lch.504. Deireadh Fómhair 28, 1899 : The Death of Father O’ Growney, lch. 520. Samhain 4, 1899 Samhain 11, 1899 : Irish in the Schools, lch.551. Samhain 18, 1899 : A Few Words in Season, (labhairt na Gaeilge)lch. 567. Samhain 25, 1899 : The Press Speaks Out (alt ar an Evening Herald faoi Dr. Ó hlceadha), lch.582. Nollaig 2, 1899 : The Educational Crime, lch. 599. Nollaig 9, 1899 : Notice to Subscribers, lch. 615. Nollaig 16, 1899 : District Teachers, lch. 631. Nollaig 23, 1899 Nollaig 30, 1899 : (dui chun cinn an CS i rith na bliana), Irish Songs and Music, lch.664. 1900 Eanair6, 1900 Eanair 13, 1900 : Irisleabhar na Gaedhilge, Feis at Milltown Malbay, lch. 696. Eanair20, 1900 : The Business of the Hour (Bunoideachas Naisiunta), The Language Question in South Africa, lch.712. Eanair 27, 1900 The Munitions of War (Datheangachas), lch. 728. Feabhra3, 1900 Feabhra 10, 1900 The Education Question, lch. 760 Feabhra 17, 1900 Feabhra 24, 1900 The Oireachtas, lch. 792. Marta 3, 1900 Glimmerings of the Dawn (Bunoideachas, litriocht), The Oireachtas, lch. 808. Marta 10, 1900 Notice to Subscribers, lch. 824. Marta 17, 1900 Notice to Subscribers, The Oireachtas, lch. 8. Marta 24, 1900 The Oireachtas, lch. Marta 31, 1900 The Blind Pelting the Blind, (Naisiuntacht), lch. Aibreàn 7, 1900 Aibreàn 14, 1900 Beatha na Gaedhilge, The New Primary Education Plan, The Coming Census, The League in Buenos Aires, lch. Aibreàn 21, 1900 The Oireachtas, lch. 88. Aibreàn 28, 1900 Bealtaine 5, 1900 573 Bealtaine 12, 1900 The Fourth Oireachtas, lch. 136. Bealtaine 19, 1900 Bealtaine 26, 1900 Meitheamh2, 1900 The Oireachtas, lch. 184. Meitheamh 9, 1900 Our Harvest and our Gleaners, lch. 200. Meitheamh 16, 1900 A Practical Suggestion , lch. 216. Meitheamh 23, 1900 The Munster Feis, lch.232. Meitheamh 30, 1900 The Catholic Bishops and the Primary Teaching of Irish, A Red Letter Day, lch. 248. Mil 7, 1900 :The power of the People, lch. 264. Mil 14, 1900 : The Catholic Bishops and the Teaching of Irish, A Full Demand, lch. 280. Mil 21, 1900 : No White Flags! (Bunoideachas agus an Ghaeilge), lch.296. Iuil 28, 1900 : Educate, Agitate, Demonstrate! (Oideachas), lch. 312. Lunasa 4, 1900 : Concentration (Athru - Claidheamh Soluis agus Fainne an Lae), Conquered (Eire agus Sasana), lch. 328. Lunasa 11, 1900 : Strengthen the weak points, (An CS), lch.344. Lunasa 18, 1900 : Irish in the Schools, Irish at Public Meetings, lch. Lunasa 25, 1900 : Our Schools and Colleges, The Gaelic League Educational Policy, lch. 376. Mean Fomhair 1,1900 : The Battle in the Schools, lch. 392. Mean Fomhair 8,1900 : A National Duty! (Language fund), The Leader (an chead eagran den Leader), lch. 408. Mean Fomhair 15,1900 : The National Fund, The National Board’s Revised Programme, Irish in Secondary Education, lch. 424. Mean Fomhair 22, 1900 : The Language Fund, lch.440. Mean Fomhair 29, 1900 : Deireadh gach Soisgeil (cursai airgid i gConradh na Gaeilge), lch. 456. Deireadh Fomhair 6, 1900 Irish in the Technical Schools, lch.472. Deireadh Fomhair 13, 1900 The Test of Success ( An Ghaeilge), lch. 488. Deireadh Fomhair 20, 1900 Dr. Hyde’s Lecture, The Recent Elections, lch.504. Deireadh Fomhair 27, 1900 Samhain3, 1900 Samhain 10, 1900 The Duty of the Schools, lch. 552. Samhain 17, 1900 The Education Question (Datheangachas)lch. 568. Samhain 24,1900 Nollaig 1, 1900 Anois an t-am,(Gaeilge sna scoileanna), Mr. Bodkin, Q.C., as an Apologist (Rialtas Duchais agus an Ghaeilge), lch.600-1. Nollaig 8, 1900 Nollaig 15, 1900 : An Bhreid, Archbishop Walsh and Bilingual Teaching, lch. 632. Nollaig 22, 1900 : Smaointe Trathamhla, lch. 648. 574 Nollaig 29, 1900 1901 Eanair 5, 1901 Ar Thairsigh na nua-aoise, lch. 680. Eanair 12, 1901 Eanair 19, 1901 Eanair 26, 1901 : The Galway Schools, lch. 728. Feabhra 2, 1901 Feabhra 9, 1901 Feabhra 16, 1901 : To the School Managers, Notice to Contributors and Branch Secretaries (tuairisci sa CS), lch. 776. Feabhra 23,1901 : Notice to Branch Secretaries (tuairisci sa CS), lch. 792. Marta 2, 1901 : Abhus agus Thall, (Gaeilge agus Polaitiocht),The Oireachtas, The Teaching of Irish, lch. 808. Marta 9, 1901 : Feabhsughadh stuic na hEireann, The Representative Congress, The Oireachtas, lch. 824. Marta 16, 1901 : Aga na nGaedheal(talmhaiocht),A Students’ Feis, lch. 8. Marta 23, 1901 : Feis Laighean agus Midhe, The Census, An Litear Aodhaireachta, lch. 8. Marta 30, 1901 : Aireamh an tSluaigh, The Census, The Oireachtas, The Representative Congress, lch.8. Aibrean 6, 1901 : Focal i dTrath, (scribhneoiri don Oireachtas), The Oireachtas, lch. 8. Aibrean 13, 1901 : An Litear Aodhaireachta (Na heaspaig agus an Ghaeilge), The Oireachtas, lch. 8. Aibrean 20, 1901 : Roinnt Chomhairle (24 mholadh don Ghaeilge), The Oireachtas, lch. 8. Aibrean 27, 1901 : Sinn Fein, Sinn Fein (An CS ), The Representative Congress, Ourselves (An CS ), An Ideal and its Realisation, (conspoid faoin bhFeis Cheoil), The Oireachtas, lch. 8. Bealtaine4, 1901 : An tOireachtas, The Representative Congress, The Oireachtas, Irish Teachers, lch. 8. Bealtaine 11, 1901 : Ar nOideachas Meadhonach, Death of William Rooney, The Representative Congress, The Oireachtas, lch. 8. Bealtaine 18, 1901 : Fogra (meadu an CS), Griosughadh, lch. 8. Bealtaine 25, 1901 : Obair an tSamhraidh, lch. 8. Meitheamh 1, 1901 : Cia aca? (diospoireacht i bhFeis Shasana - Buindeam), The Oireachtas,lch.8. Meitheamh 8, 1901 : An Chead nidh eile, The Education Question,(Bainisteoiri na Scoileanna), Wanted - a Man? (Conspoid leis an Leader faoi cheannaire an Chonartha), The Oireachtas, lch. 8. 575 Meitheamh 15, 1901 : Ag Baile, The Oireachtas, Dead Sea Fruit, (Meänoideachas agus Coläiste na Trionoide), The Schools, Summer Schools, Ich. 8. Meitheamh 22, 1901 : The Intermediate Programme, Ich. 8. Meitheamh 29, 1901 : Gluaisidh (Buindeam agus Meänoideachas), The Intermediate Programme, Ich.8.
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