The TY students participated in a competitive table quiz in Irish as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge. Michael Lawlor explains what happened in Irish.
Bhí Tráth na gCeist againn ar An Aoine 16 Mhárta I gcomhair Seachtain na Gaeilge. Thaitin sé go mór liom mar bhí meascán maith de cheisteanna ann. Bhuaigh mo bhord! Bhí na ceisteanna agus na freagraí go léir ar an teilgeoir agus ba rud iontach é sin mar bhíomar in ann na ceisteanna a léamh agus na freagraí a seiceáil ina dhiaidh sin. Ba mhaith liom níos mó tráth na gceist ‘sna ranganna. (Bruigh ar thumbnails chun an grianghraf a mhéadú.)
Michael Lawlor (An Idirbhliain)
[Photos: Ms. O'Kelly]
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