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Dúslán 50 - chun cinn na Gaeilge agus do dhéagóirí gá
a spreagadh chun Gaeilge a labhairt.
Reporter:
Roisin Molloy
02 Feb 2017 3:55 PM
Email:
news@kilkennypeople.ie
Is í Gaeilge ár
dteanga
náisiúnta
anseo
in Éirinn. Mar sin cén fáth
nach
labhraítear í? Má théim
isteach
chuig
caife
ar
bith
i
mo
cheantar
áitiúil
ag
iarraidh
ordú
i
nGaeilge, táim
cinnte
go bhféachfadh
an
freastalaí
orm
le
cuma
caillte
. Mar
ghaeilgeoir
,
cuireann
sé
seo
brón
an
domhain
orm
. Tá
suim
láidir ag déagóirí
na
hÉireann
sa
Ghaeilge
ach
tá níos mó
spreagadh
ag teastáil
uainn
. Freastalaíonn
na
mílte déagóir ar chúrsaí Samhraidh
sna
Gaeltachtaí
gach
bliain
. Ach fós,
muna
bhfuil
Gaeilge in usáid
ag
na
hÉireannaigh go laethúil ní
fheiceann
déagóirí
an pointe
í a
fhoghlaim
. Tá cur
chun
cinn
iontach
déanta
ag
daoine
ar
nós Eoghan MacDermott
maidir
le
cúrsaí
na
Gaeilge
agus
ceapaim
go
bhfuil
athrú
maith
ag
teacht
. Má
thagann
níos mó
daoine
linn
ar
an
turas
iontach
seo
,
beidh
na
hÉireannaigh bródúil
agus
beo
arís! Tar
linn
ar
an
turas
agus
labhair
Gaeilge!
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