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Ceathrar mac léinn sa chéad bhliain agus iad lonnaithe le chéile san aon árasán amháin san ollscoil. 4 first year students situated in the same university apartment.

This story starts at the end and moves backwards. Sonaí Ó Giolla has just died, but his spirit is reluctant to leave his body. He travels back through his memories of his life, the people he lived with while he was living in London as an emigrant from Ireland and became a socialist. He remembers the woman who married him and the daughter they had together. Now, at the end of his days he feels that his idealism has faded and understands that everything is not as it seems, and indeed, the way things were doesn’t mean that they will stay the same into the future.

A book of Liam Ó Flaitherta short stories translated into Irish

Blas Meala: An Bheachaireacht Shimplí / The Taste of Honey: Simple Beekeeping, is the story of three beekeepers and their attempts to create a bee farm on the plains of County Meath.

Déanann an leabhar seo cíoradh agus scagadh ar áit na Gaeilge i gColáiste agus ina dhiaidh sin in Ollscoil Mhaigh Nuad ó bunaíodh é sa bhliain 1795.

Is fada an lá é molta scéal chuile dhuine a bheith agatsa ach gan do scéal féin a bheith ag duine ar bith. Ach is mór an mhaith nár thug Joe Steve Ó Neachtain mórán airde ariamh ar an gcomhairle sin. Mar is é atá sa saothar seo uaidh meascán dá scéal féin agus taithí dhaoine eile, beagáinín beag bídeach de scéal an ghamhna bhuí agus oiread na fríde de phaidir an chapaill, an scéal fada giorraithe agus fad bainte as an scéal gearr. Sa gcnuasach seo cíortar ábhair mar an saol mór ag brú isteach ar an mbaile beag, an rachmas ag srachailt leis an mbochtanas, agus an grá agus an briseadh croí in árach a chéile gan stad gan staonadh.

They say that politics is always local. Seán Ó Neachtain first entered politics because of the lack of a public water system in his local area of Spiddal. His first years as a community activist on the local committee and as the secretary of the local chapter of Fianna Fáil was where he learned about campaigning for community issues. From there, he was invited to stand in the local elections for the Galway County Council in 1979 and a few short months later he was asked to stand in the first election for Údarás na Gaeltachta. That started a period that would last 30 years in which he served as an elected representative in public life. He stood in nine elections, three county council, four Údarás na Gaeltachta and in the elections for the European Parliament.