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!! Irish / Gaeilge HL ... predictions, guesses, discussion ...
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Well I think I'll know a bit about Tourism, Travel, Seandaoine, Media, Sport, Education System, Politics, Young People problems, Crime. Lots of people are also thinking the health system so maybe I will look at that too.
Now that you say it like that, homelessness as an essay an doesn't seem that bad at all!!
Everything can be adapted in a language.
Problems in GAA: Alcohol, drug abuse, bullying between teams if you're desperate
Unemployment: (If you haven't learnt off unemployment) Unemployment leads to drug and alcohol abuse
Essentially everything leads to drugs and alcohol abuse so yeah learn off drugs and alcohol
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seandaoine people, her is some notes on health system, contains a bit of old people, not a full essay abviously but a start, ill scout for some more info soon
Cursaí Sláinte
Tá a lán fadhbanna ag baint leis an córas sláinte atá againn sa tír seo sa lá atá inniú ann. Is minic a chloistear daoine ag gearán faoi na hospidéal.
Bíonn daoine ag fanacht ar feadh lá nó dhó sna seomraí éigeandáil ar fud na tire agus aire ag teastáil uathu. Bíonn seandaoine ar tralaí ar feadh cúpla lá. Níl sé sin ceart . Bíonn na seomraí eigindil plódaithe le daoine agus bíonn na banaltraí agus na dochtúirí ró-ghnóthach chun aire a thabairt le gach duine. Mar sin tagan a lán galair ó na hospidéal ina measc MRSA oisc nach bhfuil siad ghlan. Níl na dochtúirí agus na banaltraí ag glanadh a lámha agus mar sin tá ionfhabhtú coitianta sna hospidéal.
Tá níos mó dochtúirí agus banaltraí ag teastál uainn. Ba cheart go mbedh na pointí do leigheas níos isle is go mbeadh agallaimh i bhfeidhm freisin. Ba cheart go mbeadh dlíthe nua i bhfeidhm ar na comhairleacha mar go han mhinic ní bíonn siad i láthair sna hospidéal nuair atá fáthmheas. Faigheann siad a lán airgead gach blian agus ba cheart go ndéanann siad jab maith.
Tá nasc láidir idir na drugaí agus an t-alcól agus an mbrú ata ar na hospidéal. Tá a lán handúiligh againn sa tír seo agus tá ar an rialtas clinicí lae a hoscailt chun iad a athshlánaigh. Tá brú ar an córas sláinte daoine a fháil chun obair a dhéanamh sna clinicí lae. Go han-mhinic chuireann na handúiligh daine eile isteach sna seomraí eigindála mar ionsaíonn siad daoine neamhurchóideacha ar na sráideanna agus gortaíonn na handúiligh iad
Tá a fhios agam go bhfuil a lán fadhbanna sa córas sláinte sa tír seo, na daoine ag fanacht, an méad airgead ag dul isteach agus ní dhéanann sé faic, na galair a thagann óna hospidéal ós rud é nach bhfuil siad ghlan ach nuair a feicimid ar an córas sláinte atá i Meiriceá tá an t-ádh linn i ndáiríre. Níl ach aire príobháideach ann. Nuair a mbíonn daoine tinn go minic ní íocann na comhlachtaí amach an airgead agus bíonn bonás ag na dochtúirí sna chás sin mar tá níos mó airgead ag na comhlachtaí. Mar sin ní faigheann daoine an aire atá ag teastáil uathu. Tá scannán faisnéise ag Micheal Moore ab ainm “Sicko” ag caint faoin gcóras sláintiúl Meiriceá. Tá aire i bhfad níos fearr ag na coipigh agus na sceimhlitheoirí i Guantanamo Bay ná tá ag an phobail.
Le deireadh tá an t-ádh linn i gcomparáid Meiriceá ach i ndairíre tá a lán athruaithe ag teastáil sa córas sláinte atá againn.
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By any chance would anyone have a really good essay on teicneolaíocht,like that would get me an A1 or even an A2 would be ok cos I had one but I've lost it as well as my notes on the topic and I don't think my teacher would have any notes on it now cos we did the essay last year. I would reaaallllyyyyy appreciate if someone could give me one or even send me a link or something.Thanks!) 0
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LuckyDude12 wrote: »Oh right cus i thought he is because he called his daughters elizabeth and margaret.
Whats the story with their house, was it owned by catholics or something, the book is made on about it and dont understand
ye i noticed that point about the children aswell, never knew about the house, all i know is that its bough off "housing executive"0 -
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Predictions are like throwing darts blindfolded. Occasionally you'll hit the dartboard; very occasionally you'll hit the bullseye.Do the institute often get these right? I'm interested!
Those who spend a lot of their time practising playing darts blindfolded will probably hit the dartboard slightly more often.
Then again, my granny could have a go and hit the bullseye 3 times in a row by sheer luck! :P
My general advice would be to pay little attention to predictions; remember Plathgate, or Heaney not appearing last year ... and that's just famous examples from one part of one paper for one subject!
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randylonghorn wrote: »Predictions are like throwing darts blindfolded. Occasionally you'll hit the dartboard; very occasionally you'll hit the bullseye.
Those who spend a lot of their time practising playing darts blindfolded will probably hit the dartboard slightly more often.
Then again, my granny could have a go and hit the bullseye 3 times in a row by sheer luck! :P
My general advice would be to pay little attention to predictions; remember Plathgate, or Heaney not appearing last year ... and that's just famous examples from one part of one paper for one subject!
I'd normally avoid predictions too, but in the case of Irish, when
the paper is set around November, its interesting to have a look at
what is going on in the media at the time, vs. what comes up on the paper!
Hence the logic behind thinking Water is a likely topic for an essay, debate or speech!
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Well, in fairness, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole water debacle appeared on some paper, somewhere, given its currency.
Or it could appear on a few papers in some form ...
... or no paper at all, because every set of paper setters reckoned it would appear on every other paper, and deliberately avoided it!! :pac:
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randylonghorn wrote: »My general advice would be to pay little attention to predictions; remember Plathgate, or Heaney not appearing last year ... and that's just famous examples from one part of one paper for one subject!
The SEC published their report on the predictability of papers this year, so you would expect it to have some impact, even where existing perceived patterns exist.0 -
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Hi guys, I'm currently freaking out over An Triail. I had so much other work to do I kept pushing it to the back, and now the Leaving Certs nearly here and I haven't touched on it since the mocks
I was just wondering if anyone could break down what I need to know for it, i.e in terms of characters, themes, etc. or is their a certain answer I can learn and apply to everything?
Also, what's everyone predicting/hoping to come up?
Thanks guys!
There's no need to be worried at all really, you've time yet! 2 weeks of hard work can cover so much, believe me! Anyway, if you think about it this way: An triail takes up only 40 marks out of paper 2, which is 200 marks altogether. Paper 1 is 160 marks while your oral is a total of 240 marks. This means that an triail only covers approx 7% of your paper, and assuming you will be able to get at least half marks in this your grade would not be highly affected if you have the rest of the course covered really well!
However to answer your question there really is a fair bit you do have to know, but it isn't that hard to cover if you do it right. You're going to get one 40 mark question, which will generally ask you about 1 or two characters and the part/role they play in the tragedy of Máire's life(or something along those lines). So really the question is basically Páirt agus Baint! Last year Bean Uí Chathasaigh came up, it won't be coming up again *almost* DEFINITELY! The year before that it was Pádraig, so safe betting it wont be him either. I would always suggest learning a lot on Maire anyway because she applies to every answer.
What you need to do is pick your characters and learn the part they play and the influence they had on Máire. Some characters to keep and eye out for would be;
larger characters such as
-Bean Uí Chinsealaigh(not to be mixed up with Máire's mother, a great one to write about)
-Mailí
and minor characters including
-Liam/Sean
-an bainisteoir
-Áine ní b
-colm
-seanín
-an sagart
That's it really, what else could you be expected to know! Good luck in June m'dear
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There's no need to be worried at all really, you've time yet! 2 weeks of hard work can cover so much, believe me! Anyway, if you think about it this way: An triail takes up only 40 marks out of paper 2, which is 200 marks altogether. Paper 1 is 160 marks while your oral is a total of 240 marks. This means that an triail only covers approx 7% of your paper, and assuming you will be able to get at least half marks in this your grade would not be highly affected if you have the rest of the course covered really well!
However to answer your question there really is a fair bit you do have to know, but it isn't that hard to cover if you do it right. You're going to get one 40 mark question, which will generally ask you about 1 or two characters and the part/role they play in the tragedy of Máire's life(or something along those lines). So really the question is basically Páirt agus Baint! Last year Bean Uí Chathasaigh came up, it won't be coming up again *almost* DEFINITELY! The year before that it was Pádraig, so safe betting it wont be him either. I would always suggest learning a lot on Maire anyway because she applies to every answer.
What you need to do is pick your characters and learn the part they play and the influence they had on Máire. Some characters to keep and eye out for would be;
larger characters such as
-Bean Uí Chinsealaigh(not to be mixed up with Máire's mother, a great one to write about)
-Mailí
and minor characters including
-Liam/Sean
-an bainisteoir
-Áine ní b
-colm
-seanín
-an sagart
That's it really, what else could you be expected to know! Good luck in June m'dear
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