Ní féidir an dallamullóg a chur ar éinne againn, bhí an bhliain atá nach mór thart dúshlánach. Ní sin le rá nach raibh pócaí dóchais a thug ugach dúinn nuair a bhí géarghá leo freisin. Seo 5 cinn a sheas amach domsa
Nuair nach féidir leat leanacht ar aghaidh.... Chuir Áine Ní Bhreisleáin muid ag gáire sular thosaigh Bladhaire, fiú.
😂🙈Ar an droch uair ní bhfuair @RNF36 agus @AineEibhlin físeán an lae inniu déanta ach bhí gáire ann...
— bladhaire 🔥 (@bladhairernag) October 23, 2020
⚠️Seo blaiseadh agus mar eolas beidh neart míreanna againn inniu @bladhairernag @RTERnaG pic.twitter.com/twMN0XvkqH
Nuair a aimsíodh réalta nua ceolmhara, Caoimhe agus Séamus Ó Flatharta ag an bhFleadh a craoladh ar TG4
Nach bhfuil sé seo go hálainn? Sheasfadh muid sa sneachta ag éisteacht le Caoimhe agus Séamus Ó Flatharta ag gabháil fhoinn. #Fleadh2020
— TG4TV (@TG4TV) August 7, 2020
The family theme of Fleadh 2020 continues with this wonderful brother and sister duet. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/nTSqwLV6rS
Nuair a bronnadh cead pleanála do Bhreanndán Ó Beaglaoích, ar a thalamh féin, i nGaeltacht Chorca Dhuibhne, ar deireadh thiar thall.
After 14 yrs & following appeal to Bord Pleanála west Kerry musician, Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich has secured permission to build a home on the family farm in Baile na bPoc.The musician has been refusing to remove a house built on a trailer, deemed unauthorised by Kerry County Council pic.twitter.com/aWYCsPUBfY
— Seán Mac an tSíthigh (@Buailtin) October 30, 2020
Nuair a labhair páistí óga Chorca Dhuibhne le hEdel Ní Loibhéad faoin saol nua ag maireachtáil le Covid 19 ar An Saol Ó Dheas
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Nuair a bhain clúdach ceolmhar ag an bhFleadh siar don amhránaí clúiteach Imelda May faoi thábhacht na Gaeilge ina saol.
After watching #Fleadh2020 on @TG4TV I'm overcome with grief for the language that was stolen from me. The stories, poetry, songs that should be on my tongue. The embarrassment at having to learn like a child my own teanga that should never have been taken away from me. #gaeilge
— Imelda May (@ImeldaOfficial) August 10, 2020
