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- Page 6 and 7: ContentsBoard Members of The Langua
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- Page 18 and 19: StatusObjective: To raise the Statu
- Page 20 and 21: Plans were developed to commission
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- Page 32 and 33: An Béal BinnThe main aim of An Bé
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- Page 36 and 37: Micheál Ó Mainnín, Aogán, Úna
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- Page 46 and 47: Scríobh LeabharThis project, organ
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- Page 52 and 53: UsageObjective: to increase usage o
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CICGo dTaga do Ríocht, Boicíní B
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Damhsaí DeireanachaBun na DúidAn
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Apprentice WriterPoetryMentorAppren
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M. Ó Bréartúin Documentary prose
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Cén t-am é? by Siobhain Grogan, p
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Oidhreacht Chorca DhuibhneOidhreach
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CommunicationObjective: To ensure t
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Awards of the All-Ireland Marketing
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An Gúm had a stand at the Conventi
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Policy, Planning and ResearchObject
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Arising from that, an agreement was
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the exchange of information and goo
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The Committee for the Irish Books P
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Clíodhna Ní Chíosáin, the star
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An Accont o Tha DargTha Boord o Uls
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ClárRáiteas Misin 47Réamhrá an
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Ráiteas Misin“Is é aidhm Ghnío
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Réamhrá an ChathaoirlighTá átha
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Téamaí StraitéiseachaD’aithin
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Tiomantas do Sheirbhís den Chéad
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Athbhreithniú ar an mBliainLe linn
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enthusiasts”. Reáchtáil an grú
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D’oibrigh an Ghníomhaireacht i d
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Aonach Spóirt Náisiúnta Mhaigh R
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DEONTAIS A TAIRGEADHIn 2009 mhaoini
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Brookmount Cultural and Education S
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Donaghadee Flute Band £2,100.00Don
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Gillygooley Youth and Community Dev
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Laurelhill Ulster Scots Society £3
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Movenis Area Community Association
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Redrock Development Partnership £1
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Victoria Historical and Cultural So
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CONTENTSPAGEFOREWORD TO CONSOLIDATE
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FOREWORD TO THE ACCOUNTSThe Languag
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Statement of ResponsibilitiesThe De
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The Certificate of the Comptrollers
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Opinion on the accountsIn our opini
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THE LANGUAGE BODYCONSOLIDATED STATE
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APPENDIX 1FORAS NA GAEILGEAccounts
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FOREWORD TO THE ACCOUNTSBackground
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Board MembersThe functions of Foras
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DecentralisationAn agreement was ar
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STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIESForas
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STATEMENT ON INTERNAL FINANCIAL CON
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FORAS NA GAEILGEINCOME AND EXPENDIT
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FORAS NA GAEILGEBALANCE SHEET AT 31
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FORAS NA GAEILGECASH FLOW STATEMENT
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Foras na GaeilgeNotes to accompany
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1.4 Deferred Pension FundingIn acco
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2. GRANTS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS2009
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5. STAFF COSTS AND BOARD REMUNERATI
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(d) The Chief Executive's and Direc
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7. OTHER OPERATING COSTS2009 2009 2
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8. GRANTSForas na Gaeilge makes off
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NET BOOK VALUEAt 31 December 2009 (
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13. CAPITAL GRANT RESERVE2009 2009
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14.2 ANALYSIS OF CHANGE IN CASH AND
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Increase in Pensionable SalaryIncre
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15.4.2 Movement in the Net Pension
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15.4.7 History of Defined Benefit L
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17. Future capital expenditureCapit
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APPENDIX 2ULSTER-SCOTS AGENCYAccoun
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FOREWORD TO THE ACCOUNTSBackground
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Board MembersThe functions of the A
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Equality PolicyThe Agency prepared
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STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIESUlster
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STATEMENT ON INTERNAL CONTROLScope
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The then Chief Executive Officer, t
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During the audit of the 2009 Accoun
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ULSTER-SCOTS AGENCYINCOME AND EXPEN
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STATEMENT OF TOTAL RECOGNISED GAINS
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ULSTER-SCOTS AGENCYBALANCE SHEET AS
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ULSTER-SCOTS AGENCYCASH FLOW STATEM
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS1. ACCOUNTING
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1.4 Value Added TaxThe Ulster-Scots
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The Chief Executives and Directors
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5. PERFORMANCE AGAINST KEY FINANCIA
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7. GRANT COMMITMENTSThe agency make
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The currency translation adjustment
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13 RECONCILIATION OF (DEFICIT) TO N
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15 PENSION DISCLOSURESPension Costs
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d. History of defined benefit oblig
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16. CONTINGENT LIABILITIESThere wer
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APPENDIX 3AN FORAS TEANGA/THA BOORD