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Who collect material, and fosters racial pride in communities and parishes throughout Ireland to which they belong. New Resources Added to Month Two new resources were added recently. First, aligned versions of the High Court Rules were added to a large body of statutory text in a parallel corpus. It is a long statutory instrument which sets out the rules relating to the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal and the High Court. An English version of the instrument was being published, but it was not until then that it was translated into Irish.
The Irish version was prepared by Dr the Department Latest Mailing Database of Justice and Equality. In order to create an aligned version, it is necessary to combine the English and Irish versions sentence by sentence or sentence by sentence, a process that is very detailed, especially if it is available in the subscripts of tables and rules. As a result of this work, the full set of Irish Court Rules is now available in aligned form for the first time. The team adjusted the circuit court rules and the district court rules a few years ago, and now those using computer-aided translation software (for example) can download a large version containing the Irish court rules here document.
For general users of the website, the results of the Irish court rules, including those of the superior courts, will be found in a future parallel corpus. The next step in the project is to explore the terminology of Supreme Court rules by sifting through newly aligned texts. Special care will be taken to identify terms that are not registered in any other source. The found terms will be added to the terms already removed from the circuit court and district court rules, and the entire term.
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