Seomra Spraoi Table Quiz, 8pm, Lower Deck pub

by Duine Thu Jul 14, 2005 17:20

Moltaí an-mhaithe agaibhse.

Ní lúide fearg sa Ghaeilge agus fearg an Bhéarla.

Bígí ag gáir os ard

by Darren Thu Jul 14, 2005 02:30

Tá a lán Gaeilgoiri sa chathair agus bíonn, mar shampla, na scolairí le Gaeilge, ann sásta chun dul go áiteanna le Gaeilge, go háirithe i rith an bhliain nuair atá siad ag freastal ar an ollscoil.

Ba mhaith liom tuilleadh Gaeilge a fheiceáil ar indymdia. Mar shampla, tá an ainm i nGaeilge agus i mBéarla ar barr, IMC- Ionad Cumursáid Saor, ach ba mhaith liom na logainmeacha a fhéiceáil i nGaeilge freisin- Baile Átha Cliath tríd go dtí Dún Dealgan.

Sheol mé ríomhphoist dóibh mhí ó shin ach níor tharla aon rud fós.

by Dia dhuit Thu Jul 14, 2005 02:20

A Phaul,

Má raibh na comharthaí istigh ann dátheangach (chomh mór le chéile agus sa font céanna), is dócha go mheallfadh sé sin daoine le Gaeilge isteach.

Ádh mór

by Duine Wed Jul 13, 2005 17:36

Maith thú, a Phaul.

Seans go bhfuil an ceart agat ach is deacair gan sleamhnú san fhimínteacht isteach.

Bain taitneamh as an bhfiontar.

by Paul Baynes Wed Jul 13, 2005 17:22

Is dócha go bhfuil daoine le intinn acu chun tacaíocht a thabhairt chuig an teanga, ach níl an 'self confidence' acu chun caint as Gaeilge. B'fhéidir go ceapann daoine nach bhfuil an caighdeán acu. Ach fós, mothaigh siad go bhfuil nasc idir an teanga agus an cultúr, agus tá siad ag iarraidh an Gaeilge a coimead beo i slí beag.

Tá mé ag glacadh páirt i Seomra Spraoi, agus ceapaim go rud maith é chun ainm Gaeilge a cur ar an gluaiseacht.

Rud amháin eile -

I would suggest that people who want to become involved in Seomra Spraoi on the basis of adding an Irish language dimension to the project are likely to be very welcome.

by Duine Wed Jul 13, 2005 17:00

Tagaim le Paul Byrnes.

Cén fath go mbíonn ainm Gaeilge ar rud nach Gaelach. Nach mbíonn sibh ag cur daoine amú?

by William - Seomra Spraoi Wed Jul 13, 2005 13:12

Thursday's table quiz is scheduled for 8pm, with the first question likely to be read out around 8.30pm.

Regarding the Irish name:
- I heard a rumour that any team that answers all its questions through Irish will get their marks increased by 10 per cent, like in the Leaving Cert.
- Note the word spraoi means fun: the social centre will be about fun. Whuppee!

Regarding hype:
Ivan's comments are not hype, the social centre project is very exciting... if you knew about the myriad groups and individuals who are/want to be involved. A social centre for the people by the people. Oohh, I just don't know if the buzz of people on Thursday night excitedly talking about the potential of it won't be too much for my sensitive disposition.

by Paul Baynes Wed Jul 13, 2005 11:45

Tá an ceart agat. B'fhéidir gur ceart iarracht a dhéanamh leagan Gaeilge a cur ar an gréasán mar a dúirt tú. Is dócha go bhfuil comhphobal Gaeilge sa chathair, agus ba chóir dúinn úsáid a baint as - sa project sin agus maidir le projects eile freisin.

Agus ar indymedia freisin...

An bhfuil éinne eile ag léamh é sin leis an smaointe céanna?

by Dia dhuit Wed Jul 13, 2005 04:10

I like the Irish name. You should have some Irish on the website.

by Quizical McQuestion Wed Jul 13, 2005 01:36 Guessington Heights

This sounds like hype. Very non PC. But you're forgiven. I'll try to be there. And to answer a few ceists. It does sound good. Won't they all want to be out be the canal in weather like this? 'Cept the eggheads. Good cause as usual Krossie.

by ivan Mon Jul 11, 2005 16:23

I've heard this is going to be really brilliant. I think I'll turn up especially early just to be sure to get a good table. it will probably be packed....everyone is going!!