Sentences with phrase «as irish»

Also known as Irish or Scottish Oatmeal, steel - cut oatmeal, takes longer to cook than rolled oats or instant oatmeal, but its nutty flavor and chewy texture are well worth the time.

In the Lawtons neighborhood in Middletown, RI, residents most commonly identify their ethnicity or ancestry as Irish (18.5 %).

Notional pension is that which would be payable if all social insurance contributions, both Irish and non-Irish, were treated as Irish contributions.

The Minister also signed orders which will automatically recognise a wide range of foreign same - sex civil marriages and same - sex civil partnerships as Irish civil partnerships.

As an Irish Photographer, Thomas has a passion for photographing Ireland, particularly the mystical landscape of Wicklow (his home town) and the ever changing skyline and streets of Dublin city where he currently resides.

During his time as Irish Bank Resolution Corporation's legacy claims head, he provided crucial support during its nationalisation, handling several high profile civil and criminal proceedings.

As an Irish Solicitors firm, we use our knowledge and experience to give you the voice you need.

As an Irish citizen, I am concerned by the overly broad nature of the law, in particular that it applies toward «any religion».

Originally from the U.S., he is qualified as an Irish solicitor, an attorney in the U.S. state of Virginia and a barrister (unregistered) in England and Wales.

He has a particular interest in American FDI companies in Ireland, as well as Irish tech startups.

The Italian authorities, the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali signed on as well as the Irish Data Commissioner and other privacy and data protection authorities.

The cosmetic surgeon's professional profile often is readily available on accredited professional societies such as Irish Association of Plastic Surgeon and also will hold active full membership of international societies such as American Association of Plastic Surgeons or International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery or Aesthetic Plastic or The American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

I'm not putting you guys in the same category as the irish bishops — but just to say, the manner of your communication has very similar patterns to their way of handling a serious issue.

As Sweeney acknowledges, this is nothing compared to what will likely befall many developing countries - particularly those in Africa - which could see mass famine and drought; however, seeing as Irish culture is prevalent across the Anglo - Saxon world, it would be a tragedy to see the country lose much of its luster.

To this end, she works with biologists as well as groups such as the Irish Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC), in order to better express the complexities of her subjects.

In addition, Doherty has exhibited at a number of group Exhibitions, such as the Irish Exhibition of Living Art.

Scott twice represented Ireland at the Guggenheim International Exhibition, in 1958 and 1960; during the 1950s, 60s» and 70s» he was included in numerous group exhibitions of Irish art in the US, Sweden, Germany and Switzerland, such as The Irish Imagination 1959 - 71, which travelled from the Municipal Gallery of Modern Ireland to Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington DC.

The Royal Hospital Kilmainham was restored by the Government in 1984 and opened as the Irish Museum of Modern Art in May 1991.

It can apply to non-Irish items as well as Irish items of Art.

Campbell is also noted for his attention to famous historical figures: his work has centered on such individuals as the German economist Hans Tietmere, the American engineer and businessman John DeLorean, as well as the Irish dissident and activist Dernadette Devlin.

As Irish novelist Colm Tóibín explains, «it is at the edge that much of the power emerges, the colors move in lovely conflict and sometimes fierce contrast and sometimes easy harmony.

To mark the occasion, and to celebrate Scully's achievements as an Irish artist on the international stage, the Crawford Gallery will restore the sinead fada over the «a» in the spelling of «Seán» for the duration of Figure / Abstract «s run in Cork.

Her work has been included in group exhibitions at institutions such as the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin, Whitechapel Art Gallery in London, Holsoboro Kunstmuseum, Salzburg Kunstverein, Hayward Gallery in London, and Serpentine Gallery in London.

McQueen applied his tough, often personal style to narrative film for the first time in 2008 with Hunger, a character study starring Michael Fassbender as an Irish prisoner starving himself as part of a hunger strike.

There's still time to catch the winner Duncan Campbell's film exploring Marxist economics through the medium of dance, which proved rather po - faced compared to his past zingy documentaries tackling such tantalising figures as the Irish republican political activist Bernadette Devlin.

Another Glasgow School of Art alumni is 37 - year - old Phillips, an artist born in Ottawa who describes herself as Irish - Canadian.

Bar and Grill - The main hall / 45 seats / is designed as an Irish pub with leather furniture, pictures of Pomorie in the 1930 - es and 1940 - es, wooden interior and delicious food with selected drinks.

Mondays (Blue Marlin), Wednesdays (Tir Na Nog or simply known as the Irish Pub) and Fridays (Rudy's) are always having the big parties.

Expect typical British hangs - outs such as Irish pubs and takeaway restaurants, paired with international cuisines ranging from Thai to Mexican.

The rest of the ITAA board will also be announced at the ITAA AGM, which takes place on the same day as the Irish Travel Trade Show.

Some places like Nir Na Nog (or more known as the Irish bar) even gives out a free buffet as icing on the cake!

Nature has helped many breeds of dogs and other wild canine species to highlight the movement of their tail by providing lots of profuse, fringe or hair in breeds such as the Irish Setter or with heavily plumed tails such as the Spitz breeds.

For example, bone cancer, or osteosarcoma, is considerably more frequent among large and giant breeds of dogs, such as the Irish Wolfhound, Great Dane, Rottweiler, Labrador and Golden Retriever, Greyhound, and Saint Bernard, because their bones are stressed by carrying so much weight.

Some large breeds that are slow in developing such as Irish Wolfhounds, Mastiffs, Great Danes and Chinese Shar - Pei, may also take a bit longer to get fully potty trained.

He is not as tall as the Irish Wolfhound or Great Dane but he is a lot heavier, up to about 100 kilograms (over 200 pounds), and everything about him is large, blocky, and calm.

English Cocker reds are deeper and richer in color than those seen in American Cockers, but not so red as Irish Setters.

The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, also known as the Irish Wheaten Terrier, the Wheaten Irish Terrier, the Wheaten Terrier and the «poor man's wolfhound,» is a medium - sized, sturdy terrier that originated in Ireland several centuries ago as an all - around farm dog for poor tenant farmers.

The Irish Terrier, also known as the Irish Red Terrier, has a rich heritage as a working farm dog.

A gentle giant would be a good description for the breed known as Irish Wolfhound.

Solid red setters and red and white setters diverged into different lines, now known as Irish Setters and Irish Red and White Setters.

McCarthy began his work in 1834, and by 1862 the breed's characteristics were fixed well enough for it to be shown as the Irish Water Spaniel at an English dog show.

Pointers, bulldogs (perhaps boerboels, which were actually mainly larger mastiffs) and greyhounds are generally credited in the European core of this mix, with larger terriers such as Irish terriers and perhaps great Danes.

By the mid-1800s, Irish red setters (as they were originally known) had come to America, proving themselves as effective on American game birds as Irish ones.

The one that is most readily identifiable is the one known as Irish spotting.

The Irish Terrier, also known as the Irish Red Terrier, is an admired breed of medium - sized dog that originated in Ireland.

It is hard to list general traits, as this group is very diverse, containing breeds as short as the Dachshund and as tall as the Irish Wolfhound.

The Irish terrier is also known as the Irish red terrier and is a long and medium sized dog breed.

Others are alleging variants as well, such as Irish Jack Russells or Miniature Jack Russells.

Terrier breeds such as the Irish, Norfolk, Scottish and Sealyham have double coats, as do working breeds such as the Akita, the malamute, the Bernese mountain dog, the Samoyed, the husky and the Tibetan terrier.

English saddle is one of two American Kennel Club approved adult styles for poodles that can also be worn by poodle mixes and breeds with thick curly hair such as the Irish water spaniel.