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  1. coinneáil  feminine noun, 3rd declension
    1.  detentionnoun
irish
coinneáil ar dheis
english
to bear right
irish
coinneáil ar chlé
english
to bear left
irish
bheith ag coinneáil na leapa
english
to be confined to bed
irish
bheith ag coinneáil na leapa
english
to be confined to bed
irish
coinneáil ar bogarnach
english
to dangle
irish
coinneáil ort (le)
english
to persevere (with)
irish
coinneáil le duine
english
to persist with somebody
irish
coinneáil (suas) le
english
to keep pace with
irish
coinneáil ort ag argóint
english
to persist in arguing
irish
gach sárú ar dhlíthe cánach is inphionóis le coinneáil, agus le fíneálacha coiriúla nó riaracháin
english
any infringement of the tax laws penalised by detention, criminal or administrative fines
irish
coinneáil éagórach
english
wrongful detention
irish
an tAcht Sláinte (Seirbhísí Meabhairghalar, an tAcht Cóireála Meabhair-Ghalar, (coinneáil i bhforais cheadaithe), 1961
english
Health (Mental Services) Act, Mental Treatment (Detention in Approved Institutions) Act, 1961
irish
tréimhse ar dá éis a d'fhéadfaí a cheangal ar bhord athbhreithnithe a gcoinneáil a athbhreithniú
english
a period after which a review board may be required to review their detention
irish
beidh á chaitheamh ag an duine crios nó úim oiriúnach a mbeidh rópa i gceangal daingean leis agus a mbeidh duine lasmuigh ag coinneáil greim ar an gceann scortha de
english
he shall wear a belt or other suitable harness to which there is securely attached a rope of which the free end is held by a person outside
irish
féadfaidh an duine is feighlí ar an áit ina bhfuil an duine ar coinneáil, sa Phríomh-Ospidéal Meabhair-Ghalar
english
the person in charge of the place where the person is detained may, in the Central Mental Hospital
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