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Meanings of gaelic people in English
Ethnolinguistic group of Irish, Scottish and Isle of Man origin.
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Examples for "gael"
Examples for "gael"
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Fine gael Fine Gael has a vote of conscience on this matter.
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Fine Gael TD Mr Michael Ring said: This is an outrageous situation.
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But the Fine Gael view clearly extends to Europe in this instance.
4
Fine Gael' s attitude on the issue, however, would be less definitive.
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Put simply, Fine Gael does not know its place in today's politics.
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Number 85 has the local gaelic football grounds over the back wall.
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On Gaelic Games:Each year the GAA director general produces his annual report.
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Leanness, strength and speed are the great obsessions in Gaelic games today.
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Ultimately this ladies Gaelic football Top 50 is a very personal choice.
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He decided to learn Irish - attending a Gaelic class every week.
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The third time was in the Gaels' Saturday loss to Washington State.
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The Dons have lost 14 straight games on the Gaels' home court.
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His position as manager of Cavan Gaels may also come under review.
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Six members of the Gaels hail from Australia, including Landale and Naar.
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Two other Gaels reached double figures in points besides Landale and Naar.
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In a similar way, in England's sister isle, Cuchulain stands ever for the highest ideals of the Irish Gaels.
Usage of gaelic people in English
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He also became so interested in the Gaelic people that he painted good pictures of them.
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These latter were all Gaelic people, who had understood little or nothing of the English service.
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Perhaps the Gaelic people shall by his like bring back again the ancient simplicity and amplitude of imagination.
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There was a Gaelic people.
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It was all fated, as the Gaelic people say....