Sentences with phrase «irish by marriage»
I'm only Irish by marriage, but I'll take it!
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An Irish artist has reacted to Pope Benedict XVI's recent statement that gay marriage is one of the most «insidious and dangerous» threats to the world by painting a canvas called «You May Now Kiss The Groom.»
I can't say that I nabbed my man by making these gluten free Irish potato pancakes, but I can tell you that everyone who's tried them has proposed marriage.
Australian comedies for the festival include Ali's Wedding; based on the real - life experience of lead actor Osamah Sami's ill - fated arranged marriage, this absurd and poignant tale about a family in multicultural Australia stars Don Hany with direction by Jeffrey Walker (Jack Irish).
The prime action of the piece is made up of Gleeson's interactions with locals; characters played by the greatest assembly of Irish and British acting talent since Intermission: Pat Shortt as a Buddhist publican; Dylan Moran as a socially estranged property developer; Chris O'Dowd as the butcher; Kelly Reilly as Gleeson's suicidal daughter from a pre-orders marriage; Aidan Gillen as an atheistic, nihilistic doctor.
Quirk is also connected to the family by marriage - he married one daughter of a powerful Boston Irish - American family (who died in childbirth) while the judges son, Malachy, married the other, who Quirk also loved.
Making Babies by Anne Enright Norton, $ 24.95, 208 pages The subtitle of Making Babies, Anne Enright's marvelously irreverent look at having children later in life, is «Stumbling into Motherhood,» and that is just what the Irish writer did when she and her husband had their first child after 18 years of marriage.
Romance readers love a marriage of convenience, and an ancient Irish myth is the motivation for the wedding in Bride of a Wicked Scotsman by Samantha James.
Permission to remain in the State by virtue of marriage to, or civil partnership with, an Irish national living here or be the dependent child of a person with such permission
Intensive and successful engagement with Minister for Justice, all politicians in the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament) and the wider public to ensure that at least full civil partnership based on marriage was enacted as opposed to earlier proposals (which continued to be supported by those opposed to change for same - sex couples) for a civil partnership model based on informal cohabitation with no conjugal status for same sex couples and limited protections.
In Ireland the ground for civil partnership or gay marriage had been harrowed by couples such as Katherine Zappone and Ann - Louise Gilligan, whose public appearances in their ongoing court battle for the right to an Irish marriage revealed their unthreatening, almost nunlike ordinariness.