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ure agus begorrah, there be lots to talk about about the new 
weekly Irish language conversation group at Greystones Library.
Happening every Friday at 10am, the good news is this pop-up Gaeltacht is just the sort of casual club to keep the Irish language alive.
And then sit and listen to everyone else in the group strangle Tóg Abhaile ArÃs mé, a ChaitlÃn.
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Teach na gcolúr
Well done to Alice O’Donnell for starting this group. This social, casual approach to using our language will appeal to many people. Maith thú. Alice.
Language!