Podcasts about Diarmaid

Tyler considers Diarmaid MacCulloch one of those rare historians whose entire body of work rewards reading. This work includes his award-winning Cranmer biography, his sweeping histories of Christianity and the Reformation, and his latest on sex and the church, which demonstrates what MacCulloch calls the historian's true vocation: unsettling settled facts to keep humanity sane. Tyler and Diarmaid explore whether monotheism correlates with monogamy, Christianity's early instinct towards egalitarianism, what the Eucharistic revolution reveals about the cathedral building boom, the role of Mary in Christianity and Islam, where Michel Foucault went wrong on sexuality, the significance of the clerical family replacing the celibate monk, why Elizabeth I—not Henry VIII—mattered most for the English Reformation, why English Renaissance music began so brilliantly but then needed to start importing Germans, whether Christianity needs hell to survive, what MacCulloch plans to do next, and more. Read a full transcript enhanced with helpful links, or watch the full video on the new dedicated Conversations with Tyler channel. Recorded October 29th, 2025. This episode was made possible through the support of the John Templeton Foundation. Other ways to connect Follow us on X and Instagram Follow Tyler on X Sign up for our newsletter Join our Discord Email us: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Learn more about Conversations with Tyler and other Mercatus Center podcasts here. Image Credit: Barry Jones

Is iarr Thánaiste do Ghaeltacht an Oileáin Úir é Diarmaid Ó Maolagáin - Diarmaid Ó Maolagáin was the Vice-President of the "New Island" Gaeltacht in Tamworth, Ontario.“A small community is drawn here, to a small patch of land in a tiny Ontario town where Gaelic acts as a lifeline to their history, their culture and to the Emerald Isle itself. This is the Canadian Gaeltacht.”— Susan Krashinsky, Canadian Broadcasting Corporationwww.gaeilge.caD'fhoghlaim sé a chuid Ghaelainne i gCeanada chun ceangal a dhéanamh len' dhúchais - He learned his Irish in Canada to make a link with his heritage. Fuair sé pobal láidir Gaelach agus d'fhoghlaim sé as bheith páirteach le himeachtaí tumoideachas agus sa tighe tabharnaí ag labhairt le cainteoirí líofa - He found a strong Irish community and he learned being part of immersive activities and in the pub speaking with fluent speakers.  Nuair a ghlac sé ról an Tánaiste bhí sé mar chuspóir aige an Ghaelainn a spreagadh - When he took up the role of Vice-President it was a goal of his to spread the language, agus mar sin thar aon rud éile bhí fonn múinteoireachta air - and therefore above all the desire to teach was on him. Thosnaigh sé ag múineadh tríd an Ghaeltacht agus théis tamaill thosnaigh sé ag múineadh ar a shon fhéin - He started to teach through the Gaeltacht agus after a while, for himself.  Anois tá sé ag múineadh agus ag freastal ar scoil chun céim a fháil sa Cheol Ceilteach - Now he is teaching and attending school to get a degree in Celtic Music. Oibríonn sé fós leis an nGaeltacht chun imeachtaí a eagrú - He still works with the Gaeltacht to organise events. Cuireann sé gliondar ina chroí go bhfuil sé in ann tacaíocht a thabhairt do fhoghlaimeoirí agus gur féidir leis cairdeas a dhéanamh tríd an teanga - It puts delight on his heart to be able to give support to learners and make friends through the language, agus tá sé ag tnúth le coinneáil ar aghaidh ag foghlaim agus ag labhairt na Gaelainne - and he is looking forward to carrying on learning and speaking Irish!Connect with Diarmaid here :) @gael_ceanadachGo raibh míle maith agat, a chara! Thanks a million, friend. Thaitin ár gcomhrá go mór liom - I really enjoyed our conversation!

Bobby is joined by Diarmaid Gillespie, Director of System Operations at EirGrid, to talk about the future of Ireland's energy infrastructure.

Deputy General Secretary of the ASTI, Diarmaid de Paor chats to Patricia about the issues up for discussion at this year's ASTI conference Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/23wftbjz Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Synge Street Irish Medium School to be established as planned last year. Gaelcholáiste Shráid Synge le bunú mar a beartaíodh anuraidh. It is not good enough that a plan to turn a secondary school in Dublin into an all-Irish school is being progressed without consulting the school's teachers, says the teachers' union. Níl sé maith go leor go bhfuiltear ag dul chun cinn le plean scoil lán-Ghaeilge a dhéanamh de mheánscoil i mBaile Átha Cliath gan dul i gcomhairle le múinteoirí na scoile, a deir ceardchumann na múinteoirí. The Department of Education announced last autumn that the Christian Brothers School on Synge Street in the south of the city was to be converted into a Gaelcholáiste and would open at the start of the 2026 school year. D'fhógair an Roinn Oideachais an fómhar seo caite go rabhthas le Gaelcholáiste a dhéanamh de Scoil na mBráithre Críostaí ar Shráid Synge i ndeisceart na cathrach agus go n- osclófaí é ag tús na scoilbhliana 2026. The teachers indicated at the time, however, that the news came to them from the north and that the issue was never discussed with them. Thug na múinteoirí le fios ag an am, áfach, gur tháinig an scéala aniar aduaidh orthusan agus nár pléadh an cheist riamh leo. Some said they were worried that they would have to significantly improve their Irish, learn Irish from scratch or look for a new job at another school. Dúirt roinnt acu go raibh imní orthu go gcaithfidís feabhas mór a chur ar a gcuid Gaeilge, Gaeilge a fhoghlaim ón mbuntús nó post nua a lorg i scoil eile. The matter was discussed in a meeting held by the school administrators, Éamainn Rís Schools Trust, with the school's board of management last night. Pléadh an scéal i gcruinniú a bhí ag riarthóirí na scoile, Iontaobhas Scoileanna Éamainn Rís, le bord bainistíochta na scoile arú aréir. In a statement issued by the Trust after the meeting, it was confirmed that the plan was to proceed, apart from the occasional minor change, and it was accepted that the teachers had been put at a disadvantage because they had not been consulted beforehand. I ráiteas a d'eisigh an tIontaobhas i ndiaidh an chruinnithe, deimhníodh go rabhthas le dul chun cinn leis an bplean, seachas an corrathrú beag, agus glacadh leis gur cuireadh olc ar na múinteoirí mar nach ndeachthas i gcomhairle leo roimhe seo. It was stated that the school would gradually become a Gaelcholáiste and that it was intended to teach some students through the medium of English at the outset. Dúradh gur de réir a chéile a dhéanfaí Gaelcholáiste den scoil agus go raibh sé i gceist roinnt daltaí a theagasc trí mheán an Bhéarla i gcónaí ag an tús. Speaking on RTÉ this morning, however, Deputy General Secretary of the Secondary Teachers' Association, Diarmaid de Paor, said that teachers are still blind to what the Department of Education and school administrators are planning. Agus é ag labhairt ar RTÉ ar maidin inniu, áfach, dúirt Leas- Ardrúnaí Chumann na Meánmhúinteoirí, Diarmaid de Paor, go bhfuil na múinteoirí dall i gcónaí ar a bhfuil á bheartú ag an Roinn Oideachais agus ag riarthóirí na scoile. Not to mention the teachers, the parents are not being consulted either, said the Power. Gan trácht ar na múinteoirí, níltear ag dul i gcomhairle leis na tuismitheoirí ach an oiread, arsa an Paorach. He believes that the plan should be revisited and implemented properly anew. Dar leis gur cheart dul siar ar an bplean agus a chur sa siúl i gceart as an nua. He also indicated that he doubts that Synge Street is the best location for a new Irish-medium school – as it is being envisioned by the Department of Education anyway, he said. Thug sé le fios freisin go bhfuil amhras air gurb é Sráid Synge an t-ionad is fearr le haghaidh Gaelcholáiste nua – de réir mar atá sé á shamhlú ag an Roinn Oideachais ar aon ch...

Diarmaid de Paor, Deputy General Secretary of The Association of Secondary Teachers, discusses plans to transform Synge Street CBS school into a Gaelcholáiste.

A plan to allow primary teachers to work in second-level schools is under consideration as a way of tackling staff shortages in classrooms. For reaction to this Diarmaid de Paor, Deputy General Secretary of the Association of Secondary Teachers in Ireland & John Boyle, General Secetary of the Irish National Teachers Organisation.

Diarmaid de Paor, ASTI Deputy General Secretary, discusses Synge Street CBS not proceeding with plans to become a Gaelcholáiste in 2026.

10th January, 2025 – Join Thomas and Michelle who look at St. Munchin of Limerick, St. Diarmaid of Inis-Clothrann, St. Fintan of Doone and more …         L'articolo E43 | All the Saints of Ireland – Thomas & Michelle -January Saints – St Munchin of Limerick and St Diarmaid of Inis-Clothrann proviene da Radio Maria.

What were Jesus's views on sex? Why did so many Christians choose a life of celibacy? Has the church ever been tolerant of homosexuality? These are some of the questions explored by Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch in his new book Lower than the Angels, a sweeping 2,000-year history of sex and Christianity, which he expects will annoy a great many people. In today's episode, Rob Attar catches up with Diarmaid to find out why. (Ad) Diarmaid MacCulloch is the author of Lower than the Angels: A History of Sex and Christianity (Penguin, 2024). Buy it now from Waterstones: https://go.skimresources.com?id=71026X1535947&xcust=historyextra-social-histboty&xs=1&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.waterstones.com%2Fbook%2Flower-than-the-angels%2Fdiarmaid-macculloch%2F9780241400937. The HistoryExtra podcast is produced by the team behind BBC History Magazine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Diarmaid Ferriter talks to Eamon. Diarmaid is an author and Professor of Modern Irish History at UCD. He writes a weekly column with the Irish Times.Recorded on 9th September 2024. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Diarmaid Ferriter talks to Eamon. Diarmaid is an author and Professor of Modern Irish History at UCD. He writes a weekly column with the Irish Times.Recorded on Tuesday 17th December 2024. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Raghaidh cuid don airgead a baileofar ar chamachuaird na dtarraiceoirí i gCorca Dhuibhne ar mhaithe le Cáirde Óispidéal Chorca Dhuibhne i mbliana.

PJ hears from Justin and Diarmaid about the reasons they think Trump beat Harris in the USA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bhí seans againn labhairt le Diarmaid Ó Fatharta faoin aip Tonnta atá á fhorbairt aige agus an tacaíocht atá ar fáil dóibh siúd ata ag iarraidh gnó a chur ar bun.

Diarmaid Ferriter is one of Ireland's pre-eminent historians, with a portfolio of work to rival any other in the country.Fresh off the heels of his civil war book ‘Between Two Hells' Diarmaid is in with Seán Defoe to chat about his new book: The Revelation of Ireland 1995-2020.Diarmaid is always an interesting listen, so this is a chat not to be missed.Hit 'play' now.

Imní anois go mbeidh tuilleadh tithe altranais ag dúnadh.

This podcast is a bit different. In short, due to various reasons, you just have me. But that's fine as it's a great opportunity to have a quick catch up post General Election and a gaze into the crystal ball to see what the new and very shiny Starmer government has in store for infrastructure as we head towards the Kings Speech and opening of a new Parliamentary session this Wednesday.And without getting unnecessarily nostalgic, it's a great moment to point out - and to mark the fact - that it is 30 years this week since, having sat and passed my professional exams to become a chartered civil engineer, I packed my bags from Sir Owen Williams and Partners and made the bold decision to join New Civil Engineer magazine and start a new career in journalism.A quick shout out to my old colleague and buddy Diarmaid Fleming, who reminded me of this milestone.  Diarmaid and I joined NCE on the same day and from similar backgrounds and were famously both late for our first Monday morning news meeting with then editor Mike Winney.Well last week's landslide sweep to power by Labour was, of course, reminiscent of the 1997 win under Tony Blair. That prompted an unprecedently renaissance in infrastructure spending, urged on by the fledgling private finance initiative and underpinned by large dollops of public spending and public debt.They were heady times that saw huge changes in the UK approach to public transport, to energy policy and to investment in schools, hospitals, prisons and in national and local highways. The reality is that today, hardly a new ministerial speech goes by without reference to infrastructure investment as the key to driving economic growth and kickstarting the transformation of UK living standards.As Sir Kier Starmer puts it in the pre-Election manifesto, we are presented with “an opportunity to begin the work of national renewal." OK, so that was the ambition. What about the reality of delivery when the rubber hits the road. It's a tough brief given the perilous state of the public finances so let's take a quick look at six key issues that jump out to me as interesting factors that might shape the next five to ten years of infrastructure and try to get a sense of where we are heading. 1. Giving teeth to the NIC2. Planning reform3. Focus on Local Authorities4. Great British Energy5. Transport strategy6. Creating an infrastructure investment fundResources Labour Party manifesto National Infrastructure CommissionMinistry of Housing, Communities & Local GovernmentLord Hendy appointed Minister of State

Rámhaíocht,Regatta,agus aistear bóthair; Breandán Ó Beaglaoich,Gillian Ní Bhriain,Caitlín Mhic Gearailt, Diarmaid Ó Ciardhubháin. Toghcháin áitiúla i gCorcaigh;Eilín Ní Lionáird, Micheál Ó Críodáin,Séamus Ó Drisceoil. Suirbhé ar thaisteal;Deirdre de Bhailís

Tá súil dlí nua pleanála a chur i bhfeidhm sa Nua Shéalainn a d'fhágfadh go mbeadh triúir Airí Rialtais in ann cinneadh a thógáil ar thograí náisiúnta.

Bhí Cumann na bhFeirmeoirí in Éirinn i mbun agóide lasmuigh d'Áras an Chontae i dTrá Lí inné.

Sport In Focus - Episode 7 - Diarmaid Nash And Colin Crehan Ahead Of All Ireland Handball Final

Tá'n ceoltóir Diarmaid Ó Meachair ainmithe do dhá ghradam do Ghradaim ceoil cine RTE Radio 1.

Beidh suas go 170,000 bhaill de 15 ceardchumann páirteach i stailc ar fud na Sé Chontae inniu agus iad ag éileamh cothrom na féinne le hoibrithe eile san earnáil phoiblí sa mBreatain.

Diarmaid Ferriter talks to Eamon about the ending and aftermath of the Civil War. Diarmaid is an author, columnist with the Irish Times and Professor of Modern Irish History in UCD.Recorded on 31st May 2023. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Galway senior footballer Diarmaid Blake sat down with Paul Shaughnessy to reflect on his inter-county football career and the 2023 season with Milltown. Subscribe for more content! This podcast is brought to you by Steede Motor Group, Claregalway. For your personalised vehicle shopping experience! Find out more at steedemotorgroup.ie

Ag díol caoraigh den mhianach Beltex anocht ar mhaithe le carthanacht I gContae na Mí.

An Hollybough foillsithe gcóir na Nollag agus sciob sceab air i gCorcaigh.Bhí Frank Gleeson ina chlódóir leis an Examiner agus tá cuimhní gealla ag a iníon Ebhlín air an bpáipéar. Cúpla alt scríofa aige Diarmaid in eagrán na bliana seo.

Diarmaid Ferriter talks to Eamon about the ending and aftermath of the Civil War. Diarmaid is an author, columnist with the Irish Times and Professor of Modern Irish History in UCD. Recorded on Tuesday 30th May 2023. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Disert is a remote townland in the Bluestack Mountains in Co Donegal. For reasons that are not entirely clear, our ancestors have been drawn here for thousands of years. There is no question it is a special place.Located in the shade of a sacred mountain - Carnaween - it was a site of pagan worship associated with some of the most famous figures in Irish mythology. There are stories relating to Finn MacCumhail (McCool), Diarmaid and Grainne in the surrounding area.It was also used by early Irish Christians and medieval pilgrims. In the 18th century Catholics were drawn to Disert when their religion was suppressed by the penal laws. Even into the 20th century it was used as a cillín to bury unbaptised children. Today the local community continues to pray at the site.The questions remains why? What is special about this site?Over the last few years archaeologists led by Dr Fiona Beglane from Atlantic Technological University, Sligo have been excavating Disert to try and understand its complex story.Her international team of archaeologists from the Institute for Field Research and California State University Los Angeles have made some fascinating discoveries.Last summer I visited Disert to record an episode at the excavation. In this podcast Fiona shares what her team uncovered in this remarkable place...Thanks to Dr Fiona Beglane for her time and archaeologist Rebekka Grace who arranged the recordings.Find out more about Disert at https://disertheritage.com/ Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/irishhistory. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Beidh dhá chúrsa gaolainne ar bun i gColáiste na Mumhan i mBéal Átha an Ghaorthaigh i mbliana.Tá slí do dhaltaí fós ar na cúrsaí,agus táid a lorg oibrithe cistinne chomh maith.

ag imirt le foireann an Chabháin a bhéas ag dul chun páirce i gcoinne Liatroma i gcluiche ceannais Dé Sathairn

Diarmaid is the founder of Tonnta (tonnta.io), a pioneering platform that simplifies inbox management for solopreneurs. Diarmaid's early career saw him work at Hewlett Packard Enterprise and the University of Galway ISS department before venturing to New York in 2017 to join On The Stage, a company specializing in technological solutions for the creative arts market. Since starting Tonnta, Diarmaid has worked tirelessly to build both the platform and its community, with a global solopreneur market firmly in his sights. He has participated in Enterprise Ireland's New Frontiers program and the NDRC Pre-Accelerator, with the goal of developing Tonnta into a sustainable and thriving business. As well as bootstrapping Tonnta, Diarmaid is a Product Management Consultant (diarmaid.info) and founder of Empathy Jam Galway, a project he conceived during his time in New York in collaboration with Empathy Jam NYC. This episode is hosted by Dave Byrne

Tá h-ocht mbliana caite ag Diarmaid Lyng,agus breis ag Siobhán de Paor anseo i gCorca Dhuibhne ach táid a fágaint na dúichí seo gan mhoill. Costas ard ar thithe agus ar phaiste talún atá cur an teithe orthu.

Clár ómóis do Shéamus Ó Beaglaoich & Tomás Ó Cruadhlaoi a fuair bás inné. Beannacht Dé dílis leo beirt. Páirteach sa chlár;Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh,John Teamaí Ó Laoithe,Diarmaid Ó Beaglaoich,Donagh Hennesy,Máiréad Ní Mhaonaigh,Ciarán Ó Gealbháin,Seán Potts, Lorcán Ó Cinnéide.Dónal Mac Donail,Breandán Mac Gearailt,Máire ní Laighin,Geraldine Moore.

Tá Coláiste na Mumhan a lorg teaghlaigh a bheadh sásta daltaí a thógaint an Samhradh seo chughainn. Plean forbartha á chur le chéile acu agus iad a súil athchóiriú dhéanamh air fhoirgneamh an Choláiste.

[English version below] Tá an grá agus and t-éad fite fuaite lena chéile sa scéal tragóideach seo ina chuireann Gráinne an laoch óg, Diarmaid, faoi gheasa í a bhreith leis ón bhfear a bhfuil sí geallta leis. Sárinsint agus sárléaráidí ó thús go deireadh. Láithreoir: Seán Ó Catháin Aíonna: Sadhbh Rosenstock agus Rónán Mistéil [Leagan Gaeilge thuas] A haunting tale of love and jealousy where Gráinne and Diarmaid are relentlessly pursued by Fionn whose desire for revenge must inevitably lead to tragic consequences. A superbly illustrated and fast-paced graphic novel. Presenter: Seán Ó Catháin Guests: Sadhbh Rosenstock and Rónán Mistéil

Beidh biongó air bun in Óstan Bhenners sa Daingean air a 7 a chlog tráthnona de Domhnaigh seo chughainn ar mhaithe le ciste ceoil na n-othar in Óispidéal Pobail Chorca Dhuibhne.

Tá'n Cork Holly Bough ar a margadh fé bhráid na Nollag! Tá criú an Holly Bough a comóradh 125 bliain air a bhfód i mbliana.

Sé Diarmaid Ó Drisceoil a bheidh a láithriú na sraithe 'Cois Móire' ar TG4 sara fada. Tá sé ar aistear ina bháidín ar Abha Mhór na Mumhan agus é ríomh scéalta agus seanchas na h-abhann agus an pobal a mhaireann air a bruacha.

Foirgneamh do 1,300 fostaí á thógaint ag an gcomhlucht Apple i dtuaisceart Chathair Chorcaí. Tá 6,000 duien fostaithe acu ansan fé láthair.

Diarmaid Ferriter talks to Eamon about his book "Between Two Hells. Diarmaid is Professor of Modern Irish History at UCD. This episode was first posted on 8th November 2021 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy.

Diarmaid is joined on the show by Dotsy O'Callaghan and Christy O'Connor to preview the All Ireland final between Limerick and Kilkenny. Also, Clare's Paul Flanagan chats to Diarmaid about his journey back to the Clare senior hurling team.

This UK poltergeist case is possibly the most famous in history, inspiring many books and the motion picture, The Conjuring 2. It is the subject of tonight's edition of Unpleasant Dreams! Primary writing is by EM Hilker with supplementary writing by Cassandra Harold. Cassandra Harold hosts and Jim Harold is the Executive Producer. -TRANSCRIPT- CLICK HERE for a full transcript. CLICK HERE for the original article by EM Hilker -SOURCES- Brennan, Zoe. “Enfield Poltergeist: The Amazing Story of the 11-Year-Old North London Girl Who ‘Levitated' above Her Bed.” Daily Mail Online, Associated Newspapers, 4 May 2015. Retrieved 3 June 2022. “Brimsdown.” Hidden London. Retrieved 3 June 2022. “The Enfield Poltergeist: Living The Horror.” YouTube, New Line Cinema, 2016. Accessed 4 June 2022.  Guglielmi, Jodi. “Inside the Real Story That Inspired The Conjuring 2.” People.com, updated 13 May 2022. Retrieved 23 May, 2022.  Hyde, Deborah. “The Enfield ‘Poltergeist': A Sceptic Speaks.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 1 May 2015. Retrieved 3 June 2022. “Interview With a Poltergeist.” YouTube, Channel 4, 2007. Posted April 2015. Accessed 4 June 2022.  Playfair, Guy Lyon. This House is Haunted: The Amazing Inside Story of the Enfield Poltergeist. White Crow Books, 2011. “Poltergeist.” New World Encyclopedia, 10 May 2009. Retrieved 4 June 2022. Smith, Duncan. “Enfield Poltergeist Case Offers New Proof of Paranormal Existence.” Enfield Independent, 31 August 2010. Retrieved 3 June 2022, Ward, Diarmaid. “Ten Myths about Council Housing.” City Monitor, 26 April 2022. Retrieved 3 June 2022.

"It's important to enjoy the moment too rather than think what you're going to do after the game or four or five nights leading to the game." April's Pwc/GPA Hurler of the Month Diarmaid Byrnes discusses pre match routines, living in the moment and Clare ahead of Sunday's Munster Final

Beidh agóid ag Dáil Éireann ag meánlae inniu in aghaidh an Chonradh Paindéime atá an Eagraíocht Dhomhanda Sláinte a fhorbairt.

OVER THE LINE: The Panel (Monday 9th May 2022) with Gerry Murphy, Diarmaid Blake, Cian O'Connell & George McDonagh

Deir peileadóirí Chorcaí ná fuil aon chuimhneamh acu dul go Staid an Ghearaltaigh ar an 7ú Bealtaine le cluiche 1/2 cheannais na Mumhan a imirt i gcoinne Chiarrai. Teastaíonn uatha an cluiche a imirt i bPáirc Uí Rinn i gCorcaigh ós rud é ná fuil Páirc Uí Chaoimh ar fáil.

Campa na bhfianna le bheith ar bun sa Bhoireann i gContae an Chláir an mhí seo chughainn.

Tá tobar gáis Chionn tSáile triomaithe. Bhíothars a tarrac gáis as ón mbliain 1978,ach tá deireadh ré sroiste aige. Tá na stáitsí agus gach a mbaineann leo á n-ardach chun siúil anois.