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Tha sgoilearan bho coig àrd-
Tha 8 bliadhna bhon a chaidh a’ chiad ‘Ri Chèile’ a chur air chois, ‘s e mar cho-
A bharrachd air a bhith an sàs anns an deasbad, bidh cothrom aig na sgoilearan Albannach beagan Gaeilge ionnsachadh agus cuideachd tadhal air sgoiltean a tha a’ tabhainn foghlam tro mheadhan na cànain sin. Cluinnidh iad mu chor na cànain ann an sgìre Chluain Dolcain fhèin ‘s bidh cuairt gu Bail’ Àth Cliath, far am faic iad an leabhar eachdraidheil agus ainmeil, Leabhar Cheanannais.
Cuideachd air a’ chlàr-
Five Scottish secondary schools are travelling to Clondalkin in Ireland today where they will meet up with scholars from schools from Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland, where they will all take part in the flagship event – Ri Chèile – that commemorates the links between Ireland and Scotland.
It has been 8 years since the first Ri Chèile event which is a collaboration between Comunn na Gàidhlig and Gael Linn and since then Ri Chèile has been taking place alternately one year in Ireland and one year in Scotland.
The international debate – Fòram Cainte -
As well as taking part in the Fòram Cainte, the Scottish scholars have the opportunity to learn some Gaeilge and also visit schools that offer education through the medium of Gaeilge. They will listen to a talk on the work and language of the Clondalkin community and there will be a trip to Dublin where they will view the historical and famous Book of Kells. Also in the programme, there is a bilingual quiz, cultural evening and a visit to the shops in Dublin – 3 very busy days, but a good opportunity to see and learn lots and without doubt strengthen links with our Celtic neighbours.
Secondary school pupils mark Celtic links with Ireland 28/9/11