Craic agus ceol as schools come together for Seachtain na Gaeilge
STUDENTS and staff from local schools came together to perform music, dance and drama along with Ballyer Trad Hub in the Civic Centre for Seachtain na Gaeilge, 2022 Ballyfermot.
Centre Manager, Dolores James said it was “great to have the first live event in the Civic Centre since the pandemic and hopes that there will many other occasions to celebrate in the coming months.”
An bhliain seo, d’eagraigh Coiste Bhaile Thormaid a lán eachtraí chun Seachtain na Gaeilge a chéiliuradh ins na scoileanna agus sa cheantar agus is léir go bhfuil an Ghaeilge ceo agus bríomhar i measc pobal Bhaile Thormaid .
Ar Márta 15ú ag 11 a chlog ar maidin, tháinig na céadta daltaí ó na Scoileanna in mBaile Thormaid le chéile, agus ghlac said páirt í gceol traidisiúnta, siamsaíocht, rince agus dramaíocht in eineacht le Ballyer Trad Hub san Ionad Phobail. Ócáid stairiúil a bhÍ ann.
Chomh maith, d’eagraigh na scoileanna Comórtas Ealaíne chun ár seanfhocail agus cultur na Gaeilge a cheiliuradh agus tá na postaeir gleoite seo le feiceáil in our local Library and the winners of the Competition received vouchers from Dublin City Council.
Coverage of previous Seachtain na Gaeilge celebrations are also available to view on Facebook, míle buíochas do Ken Larkin from the Heritage Committee.
Duirt Ciara Daly ó Choláiste San Dominic ‘go raibh atmaisféar iontach leictreach san Ionad Phobail agus gan dabht go bhfuil an Ghaeilge beo i mBaile Thormaid agus mar a deir an seanfhocal ‘Tír gan Teanga, Tír gan anam’. Táimid go léIr ag tnuth go mór le Siulóid Mór ar shráideanna Bhaile Thormaid an bhliain seo chugainn.’
