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Meanings of promote irish in English

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Usage of promote irish in English
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Its aim is to promote Irish film and television nationally and internationally.
The Irish Times
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The Government has been busy promoting Irish culture during its presidency of the EU.
The Irish Times
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O Muircheartaigh He has also devoted his life to promoting Irish language and culture.
The Irish Times
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The Arts Council is considering setting up an international office to promote Irish art abroad.
The Irish Times
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It works with producers, processors and customers to promote Irish products on home and export markets.
The Irish Times
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For centuries St Anthony's College in Leuven, Belgium has preserved and promoted Irish culture in Europe.
The Irish Times
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She co-founded the Abbey Theatre, nurtured countless new writers, and promoted Irish literature nationally and internationally.
The Irish Times
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Minister for Agriculture Brendan Smith paid tribute to the organisation's work in promoting Irish-made goods at home.
The Irish Times
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A New Life: Jill McCullough gave up a great job to promote Irish indie rock band, Indian.
The Irish Times
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He promoted Irish industry and was involved in providing holidays for children from both communities in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
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A new campaign to promote Irish food and drink brands is gaining significant momentum, according to its promoters.
The Irish Times
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It's a good way of promoting Irish culture and just enjoy ourselves and get around our Kiwi friends.
Radio NZ
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With that particular battle over, the language movement has begun to look elsewhere for ways to promote Irish.
The Irish Times
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The Aviva Stadium is gorgeous and we're trying to promote Irish football, not just Dundalk, by playing there.
Independent.ie
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Minister of State for Food at Agriculture Brendan Smith will be promoting Irish food on his visit to Hungary.
The Irish Times
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This is the second time in recent years the embassy has hosted a fashion show to promote Irish designers.
The Irish Times
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Promote irish across language varieties
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