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fostú
  
masculine noun
hire
noun
irish
bhí
sé
i
bhfostú
english
it
was
stuck
(jammed)
irish
ní
bhainfidh
fo
-
alt
1
le
ceapadh
breacfhostaithe
ná
le
fostú
daoine
chun
íosdualgais
a
dhéanamh
ná
le
ceapacháin
a
dhéanfar
i
ngnáthchúrsa
ardaithe
céime
english
subsection
1
shall
not
apply
to
appointments
of
casual
employees
or
the
hiring
of
persons
to
perform
subordinate
duties
,
or
to
appointments
made
in
the
ordinary
course
of
promotion
irish
daoine
ar
fostú
ag
eagrais
shaorálacha
a
sholáthraíonn
seirbhísí
altranais
áitiúla
english
persons
employed
by
voluntary
organisations
which
are
providing
district
nursing
services
irish
srian
le
leanaí
a
bheith
ar
fostú
san
oíche
,
toirmeasc
ar
fhostaíocht
dhúbailte
english
restriction
on
the
employment
of
children
at
night
,
prohibition
of
double
employment
irish
bheith
ar
fostú
i
mBallstát
english
to
be
employed
in
a
Member
State
irish
daoine
a
bheidh
ar
fostú
ag
an
Eagraíocht
teachtfaidh
siad
do
-
sháraitheacht
dá
gcuid
páipéar
agus
doiciméad
oifigiúil
uile
english
persons
employed
by
the
organisation
shall
enjoy
inviolability
for
all
their
official
papers
and
documents
irish
ar
an
aonchúis
go
bhfuil
an
duine
ar
fostú
ag
comhlacht
ainmnithe
ar
iasacht
chuig
comhlacht
eile
english
by
reason
only
of
the
fact
that
the
person
is
employed
by
a
designated
body
on
secondment
to
another
body
irish
cad
é
an
líon
daoine
a
bhíonn
ar
fostú
nó
ag
fáil
cóiríochta
ann
agus
aon
ní
eile
a
mheasfaidh
sé
a
bheith
bainteach
le
hábhar
english
the
number
of
persons
who
are
habitually
employed
or
accommodated
therein
and
any
other
matter
which
he
considers
to
be
relevant
irish
an
t
-
oifigeach
ar
fostú
san
Oifig
Phrobháide
is
gaire
i
gcéim
don
Oifigeach
english
the
officer
employed
in
the
Probate
Office
who
is
next
in
rank
to
the
Probate
Officer
irish
déantar
líon
na
bhfostaithe
atá
ar
fostú
acu
agus
atá
i
dteideal
amhlaidh
a
shuimiú
le
chéile
english
the
numbers
of
employees
employed
by
them
and
being
so
entitled
are
each
added
together
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