Dia Dhaoibh Mo Chairde!

Some time back we had a vision of starting a Conradh Na Gaeilge in North Carolina. I had begun a small Irish Language group in my little corner of our fair state and others were working diligently in other parts with a similar and common love of an gaeilge. Now that "Uncle Sam" has seen fit to return me to the freedom of America and the relative freedom of civilian life, I'd like to pick this thing up where we left it. We had a rather lively and committed bunch and we were moving forward until this whole Global War thing pulled me away. I'd love to see this thing dusted off and put back in motion!

Do a search in the left column for discussions under Conradh Na Gaeilge in North Carolina to see the earlier discussions. I'll be contacting some of the earlier participants to see if we can re-kindle the interest.

Go raibh mile maith agaibh!

Le meas,

James

I'm not in North Carolina, but...

Hey James, congratulations on your return to civilian life!

I hope to see you around here more often!

--Al Evans

Go raibh maith agat, Al. It's good to be back home. As soon as I got home there was a snowstorm that hit this area. I've got to tell you, I'll take the snow over the sand any day of the week!

Ard mheas,

James

James,

Céad míle fáilte, ta áthas orm go bhfuil tú slán abhaile arís.

Beir bua, a chara!

(Tá súil agam go gcuimhníonn tú mé)

James, a chara,

Is é do bheatha ar ais arís!

Le meas,

Larry.

Fear slán, sé do bheatha a James.

Go raibh rath ar athnuachan na buíne i gCarolina Thuaidh.
Good to see you're 'all in one piece' James and good luck in restarting the Nth. Carolina group.

A Séamuis, a chara,
Tá áthas orm gur tháinig tú ar ais slán sábhailte freisin.
Go néirí libh leis an gcraobh nua.
Slán tamall, Paul