MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SHONEEN»
shoneen
stenftenagel
west
brit
abbreviation
british
pejorative
term
irish
person
perceived
other
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being
anglophilic
matters
culture
politics
limited
particular
geographic
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social
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ireland
although
interests
shoneen
wiktionary
good
father
john
hart
penal
days
rode
lands
snipe
trout
yeats
ballad
translations
information
about
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merriam
webster
would
gentleman
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pretentious
airs
origin
gaelic
seoinīn
diminutive
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define
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ways
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taken
typical
name
advertiser
galway
town
gloucester
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SHONEEN»
Découvrez l'usage de
shoneen dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
shoneen et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Irish Peasants: Violence and Political Unrest, 1780–1914
For this reason ranchers were commonly reckoned as upstarts and were
described in many districts by the term “shoneen,” that is, jumped-up small men
who had no right to claim a social standing superior to that of the rest of the rural
...
Samuel Clark, James S. Donnelly, Jr, 1983
2
Learning About Computers
Herbie the microcomputer introduces children to computers, their history, input and output, programming and programming languages.
Helene Chirinian, Shoneen Gervich, 1984
3
Galway Election: Copy of the Minutes of the Evidence Taken ...
I confess that I should not, and perhaps in calmer moments I would not use the
word shoneen; it is an offensive word. 27267. You were not very much excited ?
—I was not very much excited; but O'Connell said that word s1wneens certainly';
...
4
Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry
Shoneen is the diminutive of shone [Ir. Seón]. There are two Irish names for John-
-one is Shone, the other is Shawn [Ir. Seághan]. Shone is the "grandest" of the
two, and is applied to the gentry. Hence Shoneen means "a little gentry John",
and ...
William Butler Yeats, 1925
5
The Tithe-Proctor The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two
CHAPTER. VII.—A. Shoneen. Magistrate. Distributing. Justice. On the morning
but one afterwards, John Purcel proceeded to the house of his friend and
neighbor, Fitzy O'Driscol, as he was usually termed for brevity. O'Driscol was
rather a ...
6
Instant Activities for Your Commodore 64
Beginning programming coloring book for children ages 9 and up. Introduces computer programming in BASIC.
Helene & Gervich Chirinian, Shoneen, 1984
7
A Commentary on the Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats
3 shoneen: Yeats's footnote read 'upstart' ; his note was longer : Shoneen is the
diminutive of shone (Ir. Se'on). There are two Irish names for John — one is
Shone, the other is Shawn (Ir. Se'aghan). Shone is the 'grandest' of the two, and
is ...
Alexander Norman Jeffares, 1968
8
Scholars and Gypsies: An Autobiography
The first witness for the prosecution, a publican, said that he had sat out the play
until Shoneen's 'coat of a Christian man' was left in Michael James's hands. Then
he made a disturbance and was ejected from the theatre. "I found," he declared, ...
9
The World Is a Ball: The Joy, Madness, and Meaning of Soccer
To be a Shoneen was an awful thing. Sean is the Gaelic for John, and a Shoneen
meant a small John, or Johneen, meaning a toady who wanted to be something
like John Bull. Being a Shoneen was about the worst thing an Irish person could
...
10
The Collected Works of W.B. Yeats Vol. VI: Prefaces and ...
He was a friend of the celebrated poet and musician, Carolan. Shoneen and
Sleiveen [note (p. 324) to W. B. Yeats, 'The Priest of Coloony' (pp. 220-1)].
Shoneen is the diminutive of shone (Ir. Seón)†. There are two Irish names for
John—one is ...
William Butler Yeats, 2008
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SHONEEN»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
shoneen est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
No equivalence between Irish freedom fighters and the foot soldiers …
Bruton has become the go-to man when RTÉ want to trot out somebody to articulate the shoneen revisionist view of history. John Bruton claims the Easter Rising ... «An Phoblacht, avril 15»
Drunk driving and leaving the scene of an accident
... a half mile south of State Road 64 in the St Anthony area at about 12:38 p.m. According to authorities, 22-year-old Shoneen Stenftenagel of 650S, St. Anthony, ... «Dubois County Free Press, janv 15»
Accident briefly closes Club Road in Dubois Co.
The Dubois County Sheriff's Department says 22 year old Shoneen Stenftenagel of St. Anthony, IN was traveling south and started to black out. Her Toyota ... «14 News WFIE Evansville, janv 15»
Scotland's independence poll makes you wonder again whether …
... indication that you believed Britain was not the sum of all evil, the cause of all Ireland's woes, you would be condemned as a 'West Brit' or a 'shoneen'. «Irish Independent, avril 14»
Ireland encounters jazz
At another debate in the Dublin Mansion House, a speaker suggested that jazz wasn't bad but merely vulgar and associated with the Shoneen tendency. «Irish Times, janv 14»
Britain's 1984 glossary of Irish politics
Other entries included “shoneen” – used for those believed to support British rule or policies in Ireland – and “These Islands”, used to describe the two states: ... «Irish Times, janv 14»
Coromandel: The Waihi Beach unwind
Back at Tohora B&B, brimming with bliss (and food), hosts Shoneen and Gary, in hospitable Waihi Beach style, invited us back to theirs for a glass of wine, ... «New Zealand Herald, sept 12»
An Irishman's Diary
7. He was a fiddler, and consequently a rogue. 8. Being born in a stable does not make a man a horse. 9. Amadán. 10. Ludramawn. 11. Sleeveen. 12. Shoneen. «Irish Times, mars 12»
Fish - Not regarded as real food during the Great Famine
... The blacksmith from Craughwell; Fear and loathing in the towns and villages as rebels divided on continuing the struggle; Galway - the most shoneen town in ... «Galway Advertiser, juin 11»
When the king came to town
... Ireland, a nation that had never been content to submit to British domination, not even in Galway, once infamously dubbed “the most Shoneen town in Ireland”. «Galway Advertiser, mai 11»
