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Lorcán
Taitníonn Eolaíocht agus imeachtaí Seachchuraclaim liom- bíonn imeachtaí seachchuraclaim againn gach Céadaoin. Ar ndóigh is breá liom spórt agus Gaeilge fosta.
I enjoy science and extracurricular activities. We have extracurricular activities every Wednesday. Of course, I also love sport and Irish.
Nuair a bhí an Ríocht Aontaithe i mbun na hÉireann chuir siad stad leis an Ghaeilge ach ba mhaith liomsa cinntiú go mbeidh an Ghaeilge ar ais arís sa tír.
When the United Kingdom was in charge of Ireland they put a stop to people speaking Irish but I want to make sure that Irish is brought back in the country.
Ba mhaith liom bheith i mo chócaire agus thiocfadh liom bialann dá-theangach a bheith agam le gach rud i nGaeilge agus i mBéarla.
I would like to be a chef, and I would be able to have a bilingual restaurant with everything in both English and Irish.
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