tie (past part. of nasc) in Irish
nasctha
tie (past part. of nasc)
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Irish · EnglishIs ionann cás dúinn, mar sin. Táimid nasctha, tusa agus mise.
We are in the same situation, then. We are connected, you and me.A2
Deire do chur leis na Búird Chaomhnóirí go léir sna hAontaisí Có-nasctha, agus na Comhairlí Tuath-cheanntair fé seach do dhéanamh na hoibre a bhaineann le fóirithin allamuich, déarcaisí leighis, etc.
The several Boards of Guardians in the Amalgamated Unions to be abolished, and that the work in connection with outdoor relief, medical charities, etc., to be carried out by the respective District Councils.B2
An Scéim iomlán chun Có-nasctha na nAontaisí sa Chontae d'atharú i gceann dhá bhlian más gá é.
That the whole Scheme of Amalgamation of Unions in the County be revised after two years, if necessary.B2
An Scéim seo chun Co-nasctha Tithe Oibre Chontae Phortlairge do bhaint le Cathair Phortlairge, a luíonn laistigh den Chontae.
That this Scheme of Workhouse Amalgamation for the County of Waterford embraces the City of Waterford, which lies within the County.C1
(j) Foluíonn na focail “toisc reachtúil” agus “dualgaisí no comhachtanna reachtúla” aon toisc, dualgaisí no comhachtanna a bheadh bunuithe, nasctha no á bhfeidhmiú fé aon ordú 'na mbeadh feidhm Achta Pháirliminte aige,
( j ) The expressions "statutory undertaking" and "statutory duties or powers" include any undertaking, duties or powers, established, imposed or exercised under any order having the force of an Act of Parliament;B2
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