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Hannah
Is breá liomsa an chamógaíocht agus an pheil agus bíonn an deis agam bheith ag imirt ar son na scoile. Tá an hábhair nua a dhéanann muid anseo go hiontach fosta.
I love camogie and Gaelic and I have the opportunity to play for the school. The new subjects we learn at school are great as well.
Is í ár dteanga í agus tá mé iontach bródúil go bhfuil mé ábalta í a labhairt – níl gach duine ábalta sin a dhéanamh.
Irish is our language and I am so proud that I am able to speak it – not everyone is able to do that.
Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo fhiaclóir agus bheinn ábalta seirbhís i Gaeilge a chur ar fáil do phobal na Gaeilge – agus freastail ar dhaoine trí Bhéarla fosta.
I would like to be a dentist and be able to provide my service through Irish for the Irish speaking community – as well as working with people through English.
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