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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

LION KING LURGAN Retweet Reshare Release Martin Corey #ReleaseMartinCorey








Published on Aug 9, 2013
Íoslódáil MP3 anseo: http://bit.ly/AviciiVsLurgan
Liricí thíos:
Stiofán Ó Fearail in éineacht le scoláirí & foireann chúrsa C lena leagan féin de "Wake Me Up" le Avicii.
Chuaigh an t-úfás oibre agus réiteach isteach sa bhfíseán ceoil seo agus tá súil againn go dtaitneoidh sé libh

Fáinne fí i gcoim na hoíche.
(Níl) 'tada riamh nach mbíonn thart.
Diabhail fhios a'm cá bhfuil deireadh mo scéil
Ach táim ar an mbealach ceart.

Deir siad liom gan a dhul sa tseans,
Nach dtagann ciall roimh aois.
Bhuel 'sé m'aistear é, Ní léir cén fhad a mhairfidh sé,
'Sé togha ar aon chaoi.

So Lig mé saor ón suan 'tá orm.
(Tai)speáin 'om bóthar éasca cothrom.
Bainfidh mé ceann scríbe amach, sí m'aidhm,
Cíbe treo átá i ndán.

(Tá) Mé ag iompar úalach mór an tsaoil
Ach níl a'm ach péire lámh.
Suile troma is an ghrian a dhul faoi
Ach ní chodlaíonn mé go sámh.

"Bris amach agus tú fós sach óg."
Chinnigh mé le dul in aghaidh.
Seo mo ré, Seasfaidh mé an fód,
'S leanfaidh mé ar aghaidh.

English translation of lyrics:
http://ancroiait.wordpress.com/2013/0...

Amhránaí: Stiofán Ó Fearail as Seo Linn
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Published on Jul 15, 2013

LION KING 




  • LYRICÍ THÍOS ANSEO

    Íoslódáil MP3: http://bit.ly/LionKingLurgan

    Cór chúrsa B faoi stiúir Jenny Ní Ruiséil. An chéad ceann de thraiceanna cúrsa B atá á chuir beo. Beidh liricí agus nasc chun mp3 a íoslódáil a chur anseo go luath. Coinnigí ag faire!

    'Nois is muid tagtha, bígí linn go luath,
    (Beidh sí a'ainn, go luath)
    'Nois, is muid tagtha, bígí linn le bhur gcroí, uilig le chéile
    (Beidh sí a'ainn, dúinne an t-am, dúinne an t-am)

    (Tiocfaimid le chéile lenár dteanga)

    Vearsa:

    Ón lá gur leag muid ár gcos ar an talamh,
    Comh fíor leis an ngrian os ár gcionn
    Ár nglór ag tabhairt faoi, rud nár chuala siad riamh
    I bfhad níos mó, ma thagann tú liom

    Go leor anseo linn inár dtír,
    Nach mbeadh daoine in ann a thiontú
    Ach an las' ar mo aghaidh, dath nach féidir a roinnt,
    'Sé ag rá, go n-éiróidh linn

    I roth mór an tsaoil
    D'ár gcasadh fós,
    Ón maitheas go holc,
    Muinín is grá
    Go rachfaimid,
    Ár shlí fhéin, san roth mór
    Roth mór an tsaoil

    I roth mór an tsaoil
    D'ár gcasadh fós,
    Ón maitheas go holc,
    Muinín is grá
    Go rachfaimid,
    Ár shlí fhéin, san roth mór
    Roth mór an tsaoil










    "Pompeii" le Bastille as Gaeilge

     Íoslódáil Mp3 anseo: http://bit.ly/PompeiiAsGaeilge

    Keith Ó Briain in éineacht leis na ranganna sóisir (Cúrsa B) ag canadh leagan breá den amhrán Pompeii le Bastille. Leagan na rangann sinsir d'amhrán leis na "Imagine Dragons" ag teacht amach an tseachtain seo chugainn. -- Coinnigí ag breathnú amach dó.


    Uair a bhí me ag ligeann scíth
    Rith smaoineamh liom
    Mol an óige 's tiocfaidh sí
    Mar is dual di

    'S muid ag lorg ár n- áit
    Dár dtír bheag álainn
    In san domhan
    Tá ár tseoid fhéin a'inn
    Ach í a labhairt amach le cion

    Ach dún do shúil(e) go ciúin
    Agus samhlaigh
    Go bhfuil sí fós a'inn inár gcroí(the)
    'S bí brionglóid go suan
    Agus cuimhnigh
    Bhí sí linn ón gcéad lá riamh

    Gabhadh muid ó neart go neart ar scáth a chéile
    Gabhadh muid ó neart go neart ar scáth a chéile

    Tá mo chroí dóchasach
    Feicim fíor na spéire
    Íomhá is deise liom
    Éirigh na gréine

    'S muid ag lorg ár n- áit
    Dár dtír bheag álainn
    In san domhan
    Tá ár tseoid fhéin a'inn
    Ach í a labhairt amach le cion

    Déan do chuid fhéin ar a son
    Sé suas dhuitse 's dhom




    www.releasemartincorey.com/

Monday, August 19, 2013

BOYCOTT British Death Threats, Journalist Intimidation and Internment - Indymedia Ireland

Boycott British Death Threats, Journalist Intimidation and Internment





The detention of David Miranda, partner of Glenn Greenwald, a Guardian journalist, at London’s Heathrow airport, coupled with death threats relayed by agents aligned with Britain's secret services, to an Irish Human Rights activist and journalist, covering the internment of Martin Corey in British Occupied Ireland, marks a new low in Britain's brutish abuse of Human Rights. 





The British government needs to clarify immediately why it detained Miranda for nine hours and where these death threats to the Irish journalist were issued from, precisely . The British also confiscated the journalist's electronic equipment. The British Secret Services also need to clarify, who exactly issued these orders and death threats.




The Irish journalist, who is also a human Rights activist was told that he would be "whacked' if he did not stop covering the internment without trial of Irish political activists and in particular Martin Corey. He was also told to cease calling for a boycott of all British goods because of Human Rights abuses in British Occupied Ireland.




David Mepham, UK director at Human Rights Watch, said, “It’s incredible that Miranda was considered to be a terrorist suspect. His detention looks intended to intimidate Greenwald and other journalists who report on surveillance abuses.”


British Secret Services held Miranda at the airport for nine hours the maximum time allowed under the UK Terrorism Act of 2000. The law also allows for immigration stops, even in the absence of reasonable suspicion. Human Rights Watch has consistently criticized British terrorism laws for being overly broad, allowing police to carry out stops on British streets, without suspicion, already severely criticised,  by the European Court of Human Rights.




In British Occupied Ireland perfectly innocent people are being interned without trial. In the instance of Martin Corey who has been politically interned more than three years, having being incarcerated previously for almost twenty years. While censorship of journalists, has always been a major factor in British Occupied Ireland. Greenwald and the Guardian report, that the British Secret Service at Heathrow confiscated equipment, including mobile phone, camera, laptop, , DVDs, memory sticks and consoles. Human Rights Watch have demanded that the equipment and the data be immediately returned.


Greenwald said officials questioned his partner about his extensive reporting on surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA). Greenwald said his partner Miranda, was in transit to his home in Brazil after being in Berlin, where he had stayed with a journalist colleague on the NSA story. The Guardian newspapers said it paid for the trip.




The UK director of Human Rights Watch, also said; “UK lawmakers should urgently demand answers from the government. Who authorized this detention and was it at the request of the United States? Parliament should also review this power to determine whether it is inherently abusive of rights.The confiscation of Miranda’s equipment seems a flagrant misuse of the UK Terrorism Act to snoop on the legitimate work of a journalist.”

British State Terrorism has already been involved in the murder of  journalists, Human Rights Lawyers, police men and women, soldiers and politicians in Ireland.Because of these considerable Human Rights abuses by the British Government over a considerable number of years there are now calls for an international Boycott of all British goods and services. The publ;ic are asked for their help to publicize this Boycott by resharing on Facebook and re-tweeting  the Boycott.

COMMUNITY IRELAND No Man is an Ireland,





No Man Is an Island can refer to:

A famous line from "Meditation XVII," by the English poet John Donne

A book by the Trappist monk Thomas Merton

No Man Is an Island (Hallmark), a 1953 episode of the Hallmark Hall of Fame about the life of John Donne..

No Man Is an Island (film), a 1962 film based on the experiences of George Ray Tweed, an American sailor on Guam

No Man Is an Island (music), the chamber cantata of Ukrainian composer Victoria Poleva on the text from "Meditation XVII" by J. Donne (2008) for mezzo (women's choir), piano and Strings

No Man is an Island (album), the debut album from reggae singer Dennis Brown



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