A chairde,

Ar thugabhair fé ndeara gur inis an bhean de Stiúideo na Teilifíse i mBleá Cliath "Dia dhaoibh agus fáilte" i nGaelainn ar dtúis agus Eoraifís ar siúl? Do bhí ionadh domhain orm-sa. Agus an-áthas, go deimhin.

Mise 7rl


(Message edited by róman on May 16, 2007)

De ghnáth déantar sin. Agus de ghnáth ní bhíonn cliú ag na láithreoirí caidé atá ar siúl!!!

Labhair an Taoiseach as Gaeilge i Westminister inné.

An rud faoi ná -

Úsáidtear an ghaeilge mar siombal an stáit ní mar theanga phobail na hÉireann.

Mór an trua é.

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De ghnáth déantar sin.

B'fhéidir, ach i nÉirinn amháin, .i. i gcláraibh áitiúla. Is é an chéad uair é, gur chuala é i nEoraifís!

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Labhair an Taoiseach as Gaeilge i Westminister inné

Maith an fear! Cén taoiseach? Beirtie? gan pháipéar? Ní chreidim é!

Tá sé ar an gcéad leathanach de Lá Nua

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Bhuel is cuimhin liom nuair a bhí sé ar siúl déarfainn dhá bhliain ó shin thug Eileen Dunne (nuacht rté) caint bheag dátheangach agus bhí cuma caillte ar an mbeirt láithreoir...

Maith an fear? I don't think they should be praised for every tiny little focal anseo agus ansiúd. It's the goddam least they should do.

I really don't get it. It's like FF taking all the credit for Irish becoming an offical language of the EU/bunú tg4 etc etc...
FF could have changed gaeilge into an offical language of the EU a long,long time ago. They had the option and didn't, 30 years later they cave in and get "maith sibh." As for tg4 it is the people who were imprisoned who should be praised not those who claim the rewards for it's success...

Something maybe to think of when voting on the 24th.

Just like yesterday, no mention of John Hume etc in the address.

John was there.. As was Enda..

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Ar thugabhair fé ndeara gur inis an bhean de Stiúideo na Teilifíse i mBleá Cliath "Dia dhaoibh agus fáilte" i nGaelainn ar dtúis agus Eoraifís ar siúl? Do bhí ionadh domhain orm-sa. Agus an-áthas, go deimhin.

Thugas.
Ach deireann sí (nó sé) cúpla focal Gaeilge go hiondúil
ar "Chomórtas Amhrán na hEoraifíse", go bhfios dom,
agus bíonn an-áthas ormsa gach bliain, freisin.

Lars

(Message edited by lars on May 16, 2007)

Enda has fluent Irish, doesn't he? He'd get my vote even for that.

He does. Bertie doesn't. Gerry Adams does (As does O'Caoláin for An Dáil). As does Sargeant. Rabbitte doesn't. And what's his face the leader of the Socialist party does.

I think it's a much better idea to vote for policy not personality/ability to speak a language his policy's will send to it's death.

Tá Gaeilge ag Pat Rabitte agus ag Joe Higgins (cainteoir dúcháis eisean).

Go deimhin, ó d'éirigh Mary Harney as, agus gur tháining MacDubhghaill in háit, tá Gaeilge ag gach ceannaire sa Dáil seachas Bertie; agus feictear dom go bhfuil seisean ag déanamh iarrachta.

Fuair Fine Gael réidh leis an riachtanas don Ghaeilge san Státseirbhís le mórán na hargointí céanna - "tá sé níos fearr daoine a mhealladh".

Agus féach cén toradh a bhí ar sin!

Yeah I'd be very surprised if Pat Rabbitte didn't speak Irish... I know his daughters speak it fluently in anyway, but then they did go to an Irish school.

is CA é Joe Higgins? I suppose it is odd to see a socialist from Kerry. I wonder, would Ireland have ever become communist if Gaeilg was still the teanga an naisiúnta?

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