Céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party – One 100% Redress Party

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Céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party

Tá páirtí polaitíochta nua i bPoblacht na hÉireann de réir ailt ar Tuairisc.ie

Páirtí lucht feachtais Mica cláraithe le seasamh i dtoghcháin.

Is é an céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party an páirtí polaitíochta is déanaí atá cláraithe sa stát agus iad bunaithe chun cúiteamh iomlán a lorg d’úinéirí tí i nDún na nGall ar tógadh a dtithe le brící lochtacha Mica.

De réir tuarascáil a foilsíodh in dhá mhíle a seacht déag (2017), tógadh le brící lochtacha míoca thart ar sé mhíle (6,000) teach, a bhformhór i nDún na nGall, agus an chuid eile i Maigh Eo, Sligeach agus contae an Chláir.

Bhí ar theaghlaigh áirithe a dtithe a fhágáil toisc iad a bheith ag titim anuas orthu agus bhí ar dhaoine áirithe a dtithe a leagan agus a thógáil arís.

Cúiteamh céad faoin gcéad 100% a bhí á lorg ag na húinéirí tí.

Céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party

One hundred percent (100%) Redress Party

Tá páirtí polaitíochta nua i bPoblacht na hÉireann de réir ailt ar Tuairisc.ie

There is a new political party in the Republic of Ireland according to an article on Tuairisc.ie

Páirtí lucht feachtais Mica cláraithe le seasamh i dtoghcháin.

Mica campaigners party registered to stand in elections.

Is é an céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party an páirtí polaitíochta is déanaí atá cláraithe sa stát agus iad bunaithe chun cúiteamh iomlán a lorg d’úinéirí tí i nDún na nGall ar tógadh a dtithe le brící lochtacha Mica.

The 100% Redress Party is the latest political party registered in the state and they were founded to seek full compensation for homeowners in Donegal who built their houses with defective Mica bricks.

De réir tuarascáil a foilsíodh in dhá mhíle a seacht déag (2017), tógadh le brící lochtacha míoca thart ar sé mhíle (6,000) teach, a bhformhór i nDún na nGall, agus an chuid eile i Maigh Eo, Sligeach agus contae an Chláir.

According to a report published in 2017, around 6,000 houses were built with faulty mica bricks, their majority in Donegal, and the rest in Mayo, Sligo and county Clare.

Bhí ar theaghlaigh áirithe a dtithe a fhágáil toisc iad a bheith ag titim anuas orthu agus bhí ar dhaoine áirithe a dtithe a leagan agus a thógáil arís.

Some families had to leave their houses because they were falling on top of them and some people had to demolish their houses and to build again.

Cúiteamh céad faoin gcéad (100%) a bhí á lorg ag na húinéirí tí.

The homeowners are seeking 100% compensation.

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Céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party

100% Redress Party

Tá páirtí polaitíochta nua i bPoblacht na hÉireann de réir ailt ar Tuairisc.ie

There is a new political party in the Republic of Ireland according to an article on Tuairisc.ie

Páirtí lucht feachtais Mica

Mica campaigners party

cláraithe le seasamh

registered to stand

i dtoghcháin.

in elections.

Is é an céad faoin gcéad (100%) Redress Party

The 100% Redress Party is

an páirtí polaitíochta is déanaí

the latest political party

atá cláraithe

registered

sa stát

in the state

agus iad bunaithe

and they were founded

chun cúiteamh iomlán a lorg

to seek full compensation

d’úinéirí tí

for homeowners

i nDún na nGall

in Donegal

ar tógadh a dtithe

who built their houses

le brící lochtacha Mica.

with defective Mica bricks.

De réir

According to

tuarascáil a foilsíodh

a report published

in dhá mhíle is a seacht déag (2017),

in 2017,

tógadh le brící lochtacha míoca thart ar sé mhíle (6,000 teach),

around 6,000 houses were built with faulty mica bricks,

a bhformhór

their majority

i nDún na nGall,

in Donegal,

agus

and

an chuid eile i Maigh Eo,

the rest in Mayo,

Sligeach

Sligo

agus

and

contae an Chláir.

county Clare.

Bhí ar theaghlaigh áirithe

Some families had to

a dtithe a fhágáil

leave their houses

toisc

because

iad a bheith ag titim anuas orthu

they were falling on top of them

agus

and

bhí ar dhaoine áirithe

some people had to

a dtithe a leagan

demolish their houses

agus

and

a thógáil arís.

to build again.

Cúiteamh céad faoin gcéad (100%) a bhí á lorg ag na húinéirí tí.

The homeowners are seeking 100% compensation.

Masculine or Feminine Noun? – Rule of Thumb

Tip: Most nouns are Masculine

Identifying Masculine Nouns Rule of Thumb:

Living things that are male.

Most nouns ending in a broad vowel.

Most professions and the following endings -óir, -eoir, -úir, -éir,

Most nouns ending in a vowel or -ín

(A minority of nouns ending in a vowel are feminine. Always confirm the correct gender w/ foclóir.ie)

Generally, one syllable nouns ending in -cht

Identifying Feminine Nouns Rule of Thumb:

Living things that are female (except cailín).

Countries (except Sasana, Ceanada, Meiriceá & others).

Languages (except Béarla).

Most Rivers.

Most nouns ending in a slender vowel.

Most endings -eog, -óg, -lann,

Most polly-syllable nouns ending in -cht [-eacht, -acht, -aíocht, -íocht]

Important: There are always exceptions, use foclóir.ie to confirm gender.

Mostly singular nominative nouns related to the article:

Mostly singular nominative nouns related to the article:

Alt

(masc. broad vowel)

Article

an Clár

(masc. broad vowel)

Clare

Bríce

(masc. broad vowel)

Brick

Contae

(masc. vowel ending)

County

Cúiteamh

(masc. broad vowel)

Compensation

Cóisir

(fem.slender vowel)

Party

Dún na nGall

Donegal

Feachtasóir

(masc. -óir)

Campaigner

Maigh Eo

Mayo

míoca

(masc. vowel ending)

Mica

Poblacht

(fem. polly-syllable -acht)

Republic

Sligeach

(masc. broad vowel)

Sligo

Stát

(masc. broad vowel)

State

Teaghlach

(masc. broad vowel)

Family

Teach

(masc. broad vowel)

House

Toghchán

(masc. broad vowel)

Election

Tromlach

(masc. broad vowel)

Majority

Tuairisc

(fem. broad vowel)

Report

teach

(masc. broad vowel)

Home

Úinéir

(masc. -éir)

owner

Duine

(masc. vowel ending)

Person

Mostly singular nominative nouns related to “school students”:

Rialtas

(masc. broad vowel)

Government

Daonlathas

(masc. broad vowel)

Democracy

Toghchán

(masc. broad vowel)

Election

Polaiteoir

(masc. -eoir)

Politician

Reachtaíocht

(fem. polly-syllable -aíocht)

Legislation f

polasaí

(masc. vowel ending)

Policy

Dáilcheantar

(masc. broad vowel)

Constituency

Páirtí

(masc. vowel ending)

party

Feachtas

(masc. broad vowel)

Campaign

Stocaireacht

(fem. polly-syllable -eacht)

Lobby

Maorlathas

(masc. broad vowel)

Bureaucracy

Idé-eolaíocht

(fem. polly-syllable -aíocht)

Ideology

Parlaimint

(fem. slender vowel)

Parliament

Comhdháil

(fem. slender vowel)

Congress

Seanad

(masc. broad vowel)

Senate

Uachtaránacht

(fem. polly-syllable -acht)

Presidency

Taidhleoireacht

(fem. polly-syllable -eacht)

Diplomacy

Bunreacht

(fem. polly-syllable -eacht)

Constitution

Comhábhar

(masc. broad vowel)

Constituent

Cumhacht

(fem. polly-syllable -acht)

Power

Údarás

(masc. broad vowel)

Authority

mionlach 

(masc. broad vowel)

minority

Comhrialtas

(masc. broad vowel)

Coalition

Ambasadóir

(masc. -óir)

Ambassador

Claonpháirteachas

(masc. broad vowel)

Partisanship

Comh-aireachta

(masc. vowel ending)

Cabinet

Reachtaíocht

(fem. polly-syllable -aíocht)

Legislation

Feidhmeannach

(masc. broad vowel)

Executive

Breitheamh

(masc. broad vowel)

judge

Ballóid

(fem. slender vowel)

Ballot

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