blas.Irish word
bit
mír means “bit” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /mʲiːɾʲ/.
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | mír |
| Séimhiú | mhír |
Cuid den Ospideul a ghabhann le Tigh Oibre Bhéal Atha na Muice fé láthair do choinneáil mar Ospideul Ceanntair do roinnt áirithe cásanna amháin (a luaidhtear anso ina dhiaidh seo—feic mír 21).
Portion of the Hospital presently attached to Swinford Workhouse to be set aside as a District Hospital for a limited number of cases only (hereinafter specified—see par. 21).
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Cuirfar deire le hoifig gach Oifigigh Fóirithine mar Oifigeach Fóirithine (feic mír 27) agus déanfar Cabhair Phuiblí i bhfuirm Earraí do riara mar leanas feasta:—
The offices of all Relieving Officers as such shall be terminated (see par. 27) and the future administration of Public Assistance in Kind shall be as follows:—
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Bunófar Teaghlach Meán-suidhte i Srath an Urláir do sheandaoine, do dhaoine fann-laga agus do shíor-bhreoiteachaín, agus do chásanna máithreachais, mar a mínítear i mír 29.
A Central Home shall be established at Stranorlar for aged, infirm and chronic invalids, and maternity cases, as defined in para. 29.
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6. —(1) Cuirfear an mhír seo leanas in ionad mír (b) de Chuid I. den Chéad Sceideal a ghabhann leis an bPríomh-Acht:—
6.— (1) The following paragraph shall be substituted for paragraph (b) of Part I. of the First Schedule to the Principal Act
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(2) Cuirfar an mhír seo leanas in ionad mír (c) de Chuid II. den Chéad Sceideal a ghabhann leis an bPríomh-Acht:—
(2) The following paragraph shall be substituted for paragraph (c) of Part II. of the First Schedule to the Principal Act:—
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