A chairde,
Beidh Cúinne na Gaeilge á eagrú ag CLG na Mumhan roimh an gcluiche idir Ciarraí agus Corcaigh Dé Sathairn ag Staid an Ghearaltaigh, Cill Airne.
Beidh Cúinne na Gaeilge lonnaithe ag an bPáirc Thraenála ó a haon a chlog ar aghaidh. Tá fáilte is fiche romhaibh bualadh isteach chugainn i gcomhair dreas cainte. Ina theannta sin, beidh eolas agus ábhair as Gaeilge ar fáil saor in aisce ag an seastán – ina measc – comharthaí dátheangacha do chlubanna, féiríní éagsúla do dhaoine óga agus greamáin do lucht tacaíochta Chiarraí, Chorcaí agus Thiobraid Árann (Peil na mBan) Bígí linn -beidh fáilte romhaibh!
A chairde,
Munster GAA are organising a stand – Cúinne na Gaeilge – before next Saturday’s games between Kerry and Cork & Kerry v Tipperary (Peil na mBan) at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney.
Cúinne na Gaeilge will be located at the Practice pitch from 1pm onwards. All are welcome to call to say hello or try out your cúpla focal. We will be giving out some free Irish language promotional materials – including bilingual signage for clubs, some tokens for páistí and stickers for supporters of participating counties.
Bígí linn – we look forward to meeting you.
Aedín Ní Bhriain
Oifigeach Forbartha Gaeilge, CLG na Mumhan
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