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Learn Irish with daily podcasts

By: V H
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  • 20250106_IRISH__na_milte_gan_uisce,_gan_aibhleis_de_bharr_an_tseaca_mhoir

    20250106_IRISH__na_milte_gan_uisce,_gan_aibhleis_de_bharr_an_tseaca_mhoir
    Jan 6 2025
    jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/29vurjl3 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Thousands without water, without electricity due to the severe frost. Na mílte gan uisce, gan aibhléis de bharr an tseaca mhóir. Thousands of people are without electrical power and water supply in various parts of the country due to the severe frost. Tá na mílte daoine gan cumhacht leictreach agus soláthar uisce in áiteanna éagsúla sa tír mar gheall ar an sioc mór. The Electricity Supply Board says that around 40,000 customers are currently without electricity and the company estimates that some of those people will not have power restored for the next few days. Deir Bord Soláthair an Leictreachais gur thart ar 40,000 custaiméir atá gan leictreachas faoi láthair agus measann an comhlacht nach mbeidh an chumhacht ar ais ag roinnt de na daoine sin go ceann cúpla lá eile. Irish Water says around 40,000 customers are without water supply but the company is hopeful that it will be restored to most of them by lunchtime. Deir Uisce Éireann go bhfuil thart ar 40,000 custaiméir gan soláthar uisce ach tá an comhlacht dóchasach go mbeidh sé ar ais ag an gcuid is mó acu faoi am lóin. However, water levels in some reservoirs are currently low, which is causing difficulties for technicians trying to restore supply, Irish Water says. Tá leibhéal an uisce i roinnt taiscumar íseal i láthair na huaire, áfach, agus tá sin ag cothú deacrachtaí do na teicneoirí atá ag féachaint leis an soláthar a thabhairt ar ais, a deir Uisce Éireann. Education Minister Norma Foley says most schools in the country are open but some are closed for safety reasons. Deir an tAire Oideachais Norma Foley go bhfuil an chuid is mó de scoileanna na tíre oscailte ach go bhfuil roinnt acu dúnta ar chúinsí sábháilteachta. Areas in the south of the country are most affected, such as Kerry, Cork, Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford, Carlow and Kilkenny. Áiteanna i ndeisceart na tíre is mó atá thíos leis, mar atá, Ciarraí, Corcaigh, Luimneach, Tiobraid Árann, Port Láirge, Ceatharlach agus Cill Chainnigh. In addition to the frost, snow and sleet are affecting people and various services. Chomh maith leis an sioc, tá sneachta agus flichsneachta ag dul i gcion ar dhaoine agus ar sheirbhísí éagsúla. The Health Service Executive says that a number of outpatient appointments have been postponed in Limerick, Ennis and Nenagh due to icy roads in those areas. Deir Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte go bhfuil roinnt coinní othar seachtrach curtha ar athlá i Luimneach, in Inis agus san Aonach de bharr na bóithre sna háiteanna sin a bheith faoi reothalach. Rain, snow, hail and sleet are again promised today and meteorologists say temperatures could drop as low as five degrees below freezing. Tá báisteach, sneachta, clocha sneachta agus flichshneachta geallta arís inniu agus deir na meitéareolaithe go bhféadfadh an teocht titim chomh híseal le cúig chéim faoi bhun an reophointe. Met Éireann has extended the yellow weather warning they had issued by twelve hours. Tá síneadh dhá uair an chloig déag curtha ag Met Éireann leis an bhfógra buí aimsire a bhí eisithe acu. The announcement was due to end at noon this Thursday but that has now been changed to midnight Thursday. Bhí deireadh le teacht leis an bhfógra ag meán lae Déardaoin beag seo ach tá sin athraithe anois go meán oíche Déardaoin. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Carrickpatrick, Co Tipperary Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ Carraig Phádraig, Co Thiobraid Árann
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    11 mins
  • 20250104_IRISH__titim_throm_sneachta_sna_laethanta_ata_amach_romhainn

    20250104_IRISH__titim_throm_sneachta_sna_laethanta_ata_amach_romhainn
    Jan 4 2025
    jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2avkkddy Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Heavy snowfall in the coming days. Titim throm sneachta sna laethanta atá amach romhainn. The country will see heavy snowfall in the coming days. Feicfidh an tír titim throm sneachta sna laethanta atá amach romhainn. That's what Met Éireann is predicting and a yellow status snow and ice warning has been issued for 6 counties. Sin atá á thuar ag seirbhís Met Éireann agus foláireamh stádas buí sneachta agus leac- oighir eisithe do 6 chontae. According to reports from the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management, travel could be quite dangerous in various areas. De réir na dtuairiscí ón Stiúrthóireacht Náisiúnta do Thine agus Bainistíocht Éigeandála d'fhéadfadh cúrsaí taistil a bheith sách contúirteach i gceantair éagsúla. The south of the country is most affected by this severe weather. Is é deisceart na tíre is mó atá luaite leis an aimsir chrua seo. The temperature could be as low as -6 at various times. D'fhéadfadh an teocht a bheith chomh híseal le -6 ag amanna éagsúla. There will be widespread frost and freezing temperatures, and people must walk and drive carefully or the weather will be miserable. Beidh sioc agus reothalach fairsing a deirid, agus ní foláir do dhaoine siúl agus tiomáint go staidéartha nó go mbeidh an choscairt air. It is also recommended to keep an eye on livestock and other animals. Moltar freisin súil a choinneáil ar bheostoc agus ar ainmhithe eile.
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    5 mins
  • 20250101_IRISH__175_duine_maraithe_i_dtubaisti_bothair_sa_stat_in_2024

    20250101_IRISH__175_duine_maraithe_i_dtubaisti_bothair_sa_stat_in_2024
    Jan 2 2025
    jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/288k8dyz Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com 175 people killed in road accidents in the State in 2024. 175 duine maraithe i dtubaistí bóthair sa Stát in 2024. 175 people were killed in road accidents in various parts of the State in 2024, compared to 183 the previous year, according to figures released by An Garda Síochána. Maraíodh 175 duine i dtionóiscí bóthair in áiteanna éagsúla ar fud na Stáit in 2024, le hais 183 an bhliain roimhe sin, de réir figiúirí atá eisithe ag an nGarda Síochána. 69 of the people killed were drivers, 35 were car passengers and 38 were pedestrians. Tiománaithe ab ea 69 de na daoine a maraíodh, paisinéirí i ngluaisteáin ab ea 35 díobh agus coisithe ab ea 38 díobh. As with two-wheeled vehicles, seventeen motorcyclists, one motorcycle passenger, eleven cyclists and four people travelling on an electric scooter were killed. Mar le feithiclí dérothacha, maraíodh seacht ngluaisrothaí dhéag, paisinéir gluaisrothair amháin, aon rothaí dhéag agus ceathrar a bhí ag taisteal ar scútar leictreach. 68 people were killed in road accidents in the North in 2024, compared to 71 in 2023. 68 duine a maraíodh i dtionóiscí bóthair sa Tuaisceart in 2024, le hais 71 in 2023. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ
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