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  1. knowing  adjective
    1.  eolach(look etc)adjective
english
there's no knowing
irish
níl a fhios, ní fios
english
accessory to conduct specified in this Schedule, conniving at or knowingly being an accessory to such conduct
irish
bheith ina chúlpháirtí le hiompar a shonraítear sa Sceideal seo, cúlcheadú le hiompar den sórt sin nó bheith ina chúlpháirtí leis an gcéanna go feasach
english
penalty for false alarms, every person who knowingly gives by means of a street fire alarm, a direct statement, a message or otherwise
irish
pionóis mar gheall ar bhréag-rabhaidh, gach duine a dhéanfaidh go feasach trí rabhchán dóiteáin sráide, trí ráiteas díreach, trí theachtaireacht nó eile
english
if he knowingly and willingly incites or induces another person
irish
má ghríosann nó má aslaíonn sé duine eile go feasach agus go toiliúil
english
a person who knowingly or recklessy authorises the inclusion in a statement of any matter which is misleading, false or deceptive in a material particular
irish
aon duine a thabharfaidh go feasach nó go meargánta údarás chun aon ábhar atá míthreorach, bréagach nó meabhlach i bponc ábhartha a chur isteach i ráiteas
english
undertakings ... which knowingly furnish false information
irish
gnóthais ... a thabharfaidh faisnéis atá bréagach go bhfios dóibh
english
knowingly to make a false report or statement tending to show that an offence has been committed or tending to give rise to apprehension for the safety of persons
irish
tabhairt go feasach tuairisc nó ráiteas bréige a chuirfeadh i gcéill cion a bheith déanta nó a d'fhéadfadh imní a mhúscailt faoi shábháilteacht daoine
english
an inspector who, knowingly or wilfully, through favour, undercharges or omits to charge a person
irish
cigire a dhéanfaidh, go feasach nó go toiliúil, as fabhar, duine a íosmhuirearú nó a fhágáil gan muirearú
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