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Fluent Fiction - Irish: Fhómhair Festival: The Triumph of Community Spirit
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-09-09-22-34-02-ga
Story Transcript:
Ga: I lár an Fhómhair, faoi scáth na gcnoc áille i nGleann Dá Loch, bhí Eamon sáite i sna fainní; uaidh a bhí sé go mór aige an féile ceoil a eagrú.
En: In the middle of an Fhómhair (autumn), under the shadow of the beautiful hills in Gleann Dá Loch, Eamon was immersed in the preparations; he was very committed to organizing the music festival.
Ga: Bhí an fómhar ag cuimilt timpeall air mar scéal le gaotha nimhneacha agus duilleoga rua idir lámha.
En: Autumn was brushing around him like a tale with biting winds and red leaves in hand.
Ga: Ní raibh sé in aon chor éasca d’Eamon ach bhí cinneadh daingean aige.
En: It was not easy at all for Eamon, but he had a firm resolution.
Ga: Bhí Niamh, an pleanálaí imeachtaí, ina suí go tuirseach sa chaifé áitiúil, an-steancánta faoin bhfóramadóireacht é InspireFest.
En: Niamh, the event planner, was sitting tiredly in the local café, very candid about the event forum InspireFest.
Ga: Níor theastaigh uaithi é a dhéanamh ar dtús, ach bhí meas aici ar iarrachtaí Eamon.
En: She didn't want to do it at first, but she respected Eamon's efforts.
Ga: Chuaigh sí chun oibre leis, ag tabhairt a cuid oilteachta le bainistiú lóisitic agus bolscaireacht an imeachta.
En: She went to work with him, bringing her expertise in managing logistics and publicity for the event.
Ga: Bhí Saoirse, an ceoltóir áitiúil, ag déanamh cleachtaidh ar an gclár ceoil a chuirfí i láthair sa féile.
En: Saoirse, the local musician, was practicing the music program that would be presented at the festival.
Ga: Bhí a h-aosáid le feiceáil ina súile ach bhí smaointe amhrasach ag teacht ina ceann.
En: Her maturity was visible in her eyes, but doubtful thoughts were coming to her mind.
Ga: An mbeadh na daoine áitiúla sásta teacht amach agus cuidiú sa bhféile?
En: Would the local people be willing to come out and help at the festival?
Ga: Lá breá amháin, d’eagraigh Eamon cruinniú i Halla na Crois.
En: One fine day, Eamon organized a meeting in Halla na Crois.
Ga: Bhí an aimsir doicheallach agus mharaigh scamaill dhubha an fonn ort fanacht lasmuigh.
En: The weather was unfriendly, and dark clouds killed the desire to stay outside.
Ga: Shocraigh Eamon an féile a aistriú go dtí an halla stairiúil, rud a thug faoiseamh do Niamh.
En: Eamon decided to relocate the festival to the historic hall, which brought relief to Niamh.
Ga: "Maireann croí éadrom i bhfad," a dúirt sí.
En: "A light heart lives long," she said.
Ga: Le heolas críochnaithe ó Niamh, thug Saoirse cead do phóstaeir dul chun cinn.
En: With completed information from Niamh, Saoirse allowed posters to go forward.
Ga: Bhí a fógra athraithe, agus cuir na sonraí isteach.
En: Her ad was revised, and the details were entered.
Ga: D’oibrigh siad oícheacha fada go seasta.
En: They worked long nights consistently.
Ga: Bhí corrdhuine amharasach gach uair a rug na braon ar a ngualainn ach rinne Eamon iarracht rudaí taitneamhacha a dhéanamh díobh féin.
En: Some were skeptical every time the rain caught their shoulders, but Eamon tried to make things pleasant for themselves.
Ga: Ar maidin na féile, bbhog siad go tapa.
En: On the morning of the festival, they moved quickly.
Ga: Bhí an halla lán daoine.
En: The hall was full of people.
Ga: D’fhuachtaigh scamall trom isteach ar ais agus thuirling an fearthainn.
En: A heavy cloud moved back in, and the rain fell.
Ga: D’ainmnigh Niamh cúpla céim thábhachtach - rith sí leis na seirbhísí lampaí sa halla.
En: Niamh named a few crucial steps - she ran with the lighting services in the hall.
Ga: Nuair a tháinig Saoirse ar an stáitse, ghlac an t-atmaisféar leis.
En: When Saoirse came on stage, the atmosphere was captivated.
Ga: Thosaigh sí ag seinm port seanseanta.
En: She began to play an old, well-known tune.
Ga: Bhí spiorad an phobail lán le fuinneamh agus amhráin ag cur ag na fuinneoga.
En: The spirit of the community was full of energy, and songs were resounding against the windows.
Ga: Bhí iontach ann.
En: It was wonderful.
Ga: Rith an Spiorad Gaelach tríd an slua, ag rince agus ag canadh an oíche ar fad.
En: The Gaelic spirit ran through the crowd, dancing and singing all night long.
Ga: Bhí an oíche lonnaithe go rathúil agus d’fhéach Eamon ar a phobal lán le feargadh agus áthas.
En: The night was successfully settled, and Eamon looked at his community filled with excitement and happiness.
Ga: D’fhoghlaim sé conas dul i ngleic leis an dúshláin agus an cumasc idir pleanáil agus comhluadar.
En: He learned how to tackle challenges and balance between planning and fellowship.
Ga: Bhí áthas ar chách.
En: Everyone was joyful.
Ga: Bhí an chéad chéim bronntach aige ar ais.
En: He had the first step given back to him.
Ga: Árdaíodh Saoirse suas, agus shiúil sí isteach sa cheol a d’oscail doirse idir Eamon agus a phobal go hiomlán nua.
En: Saoirse was lifted up, and she walked into the music that opened doors between Eamon and a completely new community.
Ga: Sin é an Ríméad Gael.
En: That is the Ríméad Gael (Gaelic Joy).
Ga: Beidh spiorad na féile beo i ngach croílár an phobail i nGleann Dá Loch arís eile.
En: The spirit of the festival will be alive in every heart of the community in Gleann Dá Loch once again.
Vocabulary Words:
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
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Story Transcript:
Ga: I lár an Fhómhair, faoi scáth na gcnoc áille i nGleann Dá Loch, bhí Eamon sáite i sna fainní; uaidh a bhí sé go mór aige an féile ceoil a eagrú.
En: In the middle of an Fhómhair (autumn), under the shadow of the beautiful hills in Gleann Dá Loch, Eamon was immersed in the preparations; he was very committed to organizing the music festival.
Ga: Bhí an fómhar ag cuimilt timpeall air mar scéal le gaotha nimhneacha agus duilleoga rua idir lámha.
En: Autumn was brushing around him like a tale with biting winds and red leaves in hand.
Ga: Ní raibh sé in aon chor éasca d’Eamon ach bhí cinneadh daingean aige.
En: It was not easy at all for Eamon, but he had a firm resolution.
Ga: Bhí Niamh, an pleanálaí imeachtaí, ina suí go tuirseach sa chaifé áitiúil, an-steancánta faoin bhfóramadóireacht é InspireFest.
En: Niamh, the event planner, was sitting tiredly in the local café, very candid about the event forum InspireFest.
Ga: Níor theastaigh uaithi é a dhéanamh ar dtús, ach bhí meas aici ar iarrachtaí Eamon.
En: She didn't want to do it at first, but she respected Eamon's efforts.
Ga: Chuaigh sí chun oibre leis, ag tabhairt a cuid oilteachta le bainistiú lóisitic agus bolscaireacht an imeachta.
En: She went to work with him, bringing her expertise in managing logistics and publicity for the event.
Ga: Bhí Saoirse, an ceoltóir áitiúil, ag déanamh cleachtaidh ar an gclár ceoil a chuirfí i láthair sa féile.
En: Saoirse, the local musician, was practicing the music program that would be presented at the festival.
Ga: Bhí a h-aosáid le feiceáil ina súile ach bhí smaointe amhrasach ag teacht ina ceann.
En: Her maturity was visible in her eyes, but doubtful thoughts were coming to her mind.
Ga: An mbeadh na daoine áitiúla sásta teacht amach agus cuidiú sa bhféile?
En: Would the local people be willing to come out and help at the festival?
Ga: Lá breá amháin, d’eagraigh Eamon cruinniú i Halla na Crois.
En: One fine day, Eamon organized a meeting in Halla na Crois.
Ga: Bhí an aimsir doicheallach agus mharaigh scamaill dhubha an fonn ort fanacht lasmuigh.
En: The weather was unfriendly, and dark clouds killed the desire to stay outside.
Ga: Shocraigh Eamon an féile a aistriú go dtí an halla stairiúil, rud a thug faoiseamh do Niamh.
En: Eamon decided to relocate the festival to the historic hall, which brought relief to Niamh.
Ga: "Maireann croí éadrom i bhfad," a dúirt sí.
En: "A light heart lives long," she said.
Ga: Le heolas críochnaithe ó Niamh, thug Saoirse cead do phóstaeir dul chun cinn.
En: With completed information from Niamh, Saoirse allowed posters to go forward.
Ga: Bhí a fógra athraithe, agus cuir na sonraí isteach.
En: Her ad was revised, and the details were entered.
Ga: D’oibrigh siad oícheacha fada go seasta.
En: They worked long nights consistently.
Ga: Bhí corrdhuine amharasach gach uair a rug na braon ar a ngualainn ach rinne Eamon iarracht rudaí taitneamhacha a dhéanamh díobh féin.
En: Some were skeptical every time the rain caught their shoulders, but Eamon tried to make things pleasant for themselves.
Ga: Ar maidin na féile, bbhog siad go tapa.
En: On the morning of the festival, they moved quickly.
Ga: Bhí an halla lán daoine.
En: The hall was full of people.
Ga: D’fhuachtaigh scamall trom isteach ar ais agus thuirling an fearthainn.
En: A heavy cloud moved back in, and the rain fell.
Ga: D’ainmnigh Niamh cúpla céim thábhachtach - rith sí leis na seirbhísí lampaí sa halla.
En: Niamh named a few crucial steps - she ran with the lighting services in the hall.
Ga: Nuair a tháinig Saoirse ar an stáitse, ghlac an t-atmaisféar leis.
En: When Saoirse came on stage, the atmosphere was captivated.
Ga: Thosaigh sí ag seinm port seanseanta.
En: She began to play an old, well-known tune.
Ga: Bhí spiorad an phobail lán le fuinneamh agus amhráin ag cur ag na fuinneoga.
En: The spirit of the community was full of energy, and songs were resounding against the windows.
Ga: Bhí iontach ann.
En: It was wonderful.
Ga: Rith an Spiorad Gaelach tríd an slua, ag rince agus ag canadh an oíche ar fad.
En: The Gaelic spirit ran through the crowd, dancing and singing all night long.
Ga: Bhí an oíche lonnaithe go rathúil agus d’fhéach Eamon ar a phobal lán le feargadh agus áthas.
En: The night was successfully settled, and Eamon looked at his community filled with excitement and happiness.
Ga: D’fhoghlaim sé conas dul i ngleic leis an dúshláin agus an cumasc idir pleanáil agus comhluadar.
En: He learned how to tackle challenges and balance between planning and fellowship.
Ga: Bhí áthas ar chách.
En: Everyone was joyful.
Ga: Bhí an chéad chéim bronntach aige ar ais.
En: He had the first step given back to him.
Ga: Árdaíodh Saoirse suas, agus shiúil sí isteach sa cheol a d’oscail doirse idir Eamon agus a phobal go hiomlán nua.
En: Saoirse was lifted up, and she walked into the music that opened doors between Eamon and a completely new community.
Ga: Sin é an Ríméad Gael.
En: That is the Ríméad Gael (Gaelic Joy).
Ga: Beidh spiorad na féile beo i ngach croílár an phobail i nGleann Dá Loch arís eile.
En: The spirit of the festival will be alive in every heart of the community in Gleann Dá Loch once again.
Vocabulary Words:
- immersed: sáite
- preparations: fainní
- committed: uaidh a bhí sé go mór
- resolution: cinneadh
- candid: steancánta
- event planner: pleanálaí imeachtaí
- logistics: lóisitic
- publicity: bolscaireacht
- maturity: aosaid
- skeptical: amhrasach
- hindsight: a tharmligean
- relocate: aistriú
- relief: faoiseamh
- captivated: ghlac
- spirit: spiorad
- community: pobal
- atmosphere: atmaisféar
- resounding: ag cur
- challenges: dúshláin
- fellowship: comhluadar
- excitement: fógradh
- balance: cumasc
- ascend: árdaíodh
- settle: lonnaithe
- unfriendly: doicheallach
- crucial: thábhachtach
- reside: fanacht
- music program: clár ceoil
- poster: póstaeir
- lighting services: seirbhísí lampaí
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By FluentFiction.orgFluent Fiction - Irish: Fhómhair Festival: The Triumph of Community Spirit
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
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Story Transcript:
Ga: I lár an Fhómhair, faoi scáth na gcnoc áille i nGleann Dá Loch, bhí Eamon sáite i sna fainní; uaidh a bhí sé go mór aige an féile ceoil a eagrú.
En: In the middle of an Fhómhair (autumn), under the shadow of the beautiful hills in Gleann Dá Loch, Eamon was immersed in the preparations; he was very committed to organizing the music festival.
Ga: Bhí an fómhar ag cuimilt timpeall air mar scéal le gaotha nimhneacha agus duilleoga rua idir lámha.
En: Autumn was brushing around him like a tale with biting winds and red leaves in hand.
Ga: Ní raibh sé in aon chor éasca d’Eamon ach bhí cinneadh daingean aige.
En: It was not easy at all for Eamon, but he had a firm resolution.
Ga: Bhí Niamh, an pleanálaí imeachtaí, ina suí go tuirseach sa chaifé áitiúil, an-steancánta faoin bhfóramadóireacht é InspireFest.
En: Niamh, the event planner, was sitting tiredly in the local café, very candid about the event forum InspireFest.
Ga: Níor theastaigh uaithi é a dhéanamh ar dtús, ach bhí meas aici ar iarrachtaí Eamon.
En: She didn't want to do it at first, but she respected Eamon's efforts.
Ga: Chuaigh sí chun oibre leis, ag tabhairt a cuid oilteachta le bainistiú lóisitic agus bolscaireacht an imeachta.
En: She went to work with him, bringing her expertise in managing logistics and publicity for the event.
Ga: Bhí Saoirse, an ceoltóir áitiúil, ag déanamh cleachtaidh ar an gclár ceoil a chuirfí i láthair sa féile.
En: Saoirse, the local musician, was practicing the music program that would be presented at the festival.
Ga: Bhí a h-aosáid le feiceáil ina súile ach bhí smaointe amhrasach ag teacht ina ceann.
En: Her maturity was visible in her eyes, but doubtful thoughts were coming to her mind.
Ga: An mbeadh na daoine áitiúla sásta teacht amach agus cuidiú sa bhféile?
En: Would the local people be willing to come out and help at the festival?
Ga: Lá breá amháin, d’eagraigh Eamon cruinniú i Halla na Crois.
En: One fine day, Eamon organized a meeting in Halla na Crois.
Ga: Bhí an aimsir doicheallach agus mharaigh scamaill dhubha an fonn ort fanacht lasmuigh.
En: The weather was unfriendly, and dark clouds killed the desire to stay outside.
Ga: Shocraigh Eamon an féile a aistriú go dtí an halla stairiúil, rud a thug faoiseamh do Niamh.
En: Eamon decided to relocate the festival to the historic hall, which brought relief to Niamh.
Ga: "Maireann croí éadrom i bhfad," a dúirt sí.
En: "A light heart lives long," she said.
Ga: Le heolas críochnaithe ó Niamh, thug Saoirse cead do phóstaeir dul chun cinn.
En: With completed information from Niamh, Saoirse allowed posters to go forward.
Ga: Bhí a fógra athraithe, agus cuir na sonraí isteach.
En: Her ad was revised, and the details were entered.
Ga: D’oibrigh siad oícheacha fada go seasta.
En: They worked long nights consistently.
Ga: Bhí corrdhuine amharasach gach uair a rug na braon ar a ngualainn ach rinne Eamon iarracht rudaí taitneamhacha a dhéanamh díobh féin.
En: Some were skeptical every time the rain caught their shoulders, but Eamon tried to make things pleasant for themselves.
Ga: Ar maidin na féile, bbhog siad go tapa.
En: On the morning of the festival, they moved quickly.
Ga: Bhí an halla lán daoine.
En: The hall was full of people.
Ga: D’fhuachtaigh scamall trom isteach ar ais agus thuirling an fearthainn.
En: A heavy cloud moved back in, and the rain fell.
Ga: D’ainmnigh Niamh cúpla céim thábhachtach - rith sí leis na seirbhísí lampaí sa halla.
En: Niamh named a few crucial steps - she ran with the lighting services in the hall.
Ga: Nuair a tháinig Saoirse ar an stáitse, ghlac an t-atmaisféar leis.
En: When Saoirse came on stage, the atmosphere was captivated.
Ga: Thosaigh sí ag seinm port seanseanta.
En: She began to play an old, well-known tune.
Ga: Bhí spiorad an phobail lán le fuinneamh agus amhráin ag cur ag na fuinneoga.
En: The spirit of the community was full of energy, and songs were resounding against the windows.
Ga: Bhí iontach ann.
En: It was wonderful.
Ga: Rith an Spiorad Gaelach tríd an slua, ag rince agus ag canadh an oíche ar fad.
En: The Gaelic spirit ran through the crowd, dancing and singing all night long.
Ga: Bhí an oíche lonnaithe go rathúil agus d’fhéach Eamon ar a phobal lán le feargadh agus áthas.
En: The night was successfully settled, and Eamon looked at his community filled with excitement and happiness.
Ga: D’fhoghlaim sé conas dul i ngleic leis an dúshláin agus an cumasc idir pleanáil agus comhluadar.
En: He learned how to tackle challenges and balance between planning and fellowship.
Ga: Bhí áthas ar chách.
En: Everyone was joyful.
Ga: Bhí an chéad chéim bronntach aige ar ais.
En: He had the first step given back to him.
Ga: Árdaíodh Saoirse suas, agus shiúil sí isteach sa cheol a d’oscail doirse idir Eamon agus a phobal go hiomlán nua.
En: Saoirse was lifted up, and she walked into the music that opened doors between Eamon and a completely new community.
Ga: Sin é an Ríméad Gael.
En: That is the Ríméad Gael (Gaelic Joy).
Ga: Beidh spiorad na féile beo i ngach croílár an phobail i nGleann Dá Loch arís eile.
En: The spirit of the festival will be alive in every heart of the community in Gleann Dá Loch once again.
Vocabulary Words:
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-09-09-22-34-02-ga
Story Transcript:
Ga: I lár an Fhómhair, faoi scáth na gcnoc áille i nGleann Dá Loch, bhí Eamon sáite i sna fainní; uaidh a bhí sé go mór aige an féile ceoil a eagrú.
En: In the middle of an Fhómhair (autumn), under the shadow of the beautiful hills in Gleann Dá Loch, Eamon was immersed in the preparations; he was very committed to organizing the music festival.
Ga: Bhí an fómhar ag cuimilt timpeall air mar scéal le gaotha nimhneacha agus duilleoga rua idir lámha.
En: Autumn was brushing around him like a tale with biting winds and red leaves in hand.
Ga: Ní raibh sé in aon chor éasca d’Eamon ach bhí cinneadh daingean aige.
En: It was not easy at all for Eamon, but he had a firm resolution.
Ga: Bhí Niamh, an pleanálaí imeachtaí, ina suí go tuirseach sa chaifé áitiúil, an-steancánta faoin bhfóramadóireacht é InspireFest.
En: Niamh, the event planner, was sitting tiredly in the local café, very candid about the event forum InspireFest.
Ga: Níor theastaigh uaithi é a dhéanamh ar dtús, ach bhí meas aici ar iarrachtaí Eamon.
En: She didn't want to do it at first, but she respected Eamon's efforts.
Ga: Chuaigh sí chun oibre leis, ag tabhairt a cuid oilteachta le bainistiú lóisitic agus bolscaireacht an imeachta.
En: She went to work with him, bringing her expertise in managing logistics and publicity for the event.
Ga: Bhí Saoirse, an ceoltóir áitiúil, ag déanamh cleachtaidh ar an gclár ceoil a chuirfí i láthair sa féile.
En: Saoirse, the local musician, was practicing the music program that would be presented at the festival.
Ga: Bhí a h-aosáid le feiceáil ina súile ach bhí smaointe amhrasach ag teacht ina ceann.
En: Her maturity was visible in her eyes, but doubtful thoughts were coming to her mind.
Ga: An mbeadh na daoine áitiúla sásta teacht amach agus cuidiú sa bhféile?
En: Would the local people be willing to come out and help at the festival?
Ga: Lá breá amháin, d’eagraigh Eamon cruinniú i Halla na Crois.
En: One fine day, Eamon organized a meeting in Halla na Crois.
Ga: Bhí an aimsir doicheallach agus mharaigh scamaill dhubha an fonn ort fanacht lasmuigh.
En: The weather was unfriendly, and dark clouds killed the desire to stay outside.
Ga: Shocraigh Eamon an féile a aistriú go dtí an halla stairiúil, rud a thug faoiseamh do Niamh.
En: Eamon decided to relocate the festival to the historic hall, which brought relief to Niamh.
Ga: "Maireann croí éadrom i bhfad," a dúirt sí.
En: "A light heart lives long," she said.
Ga: Le heolas críochnaithe ó Niamh, thug Saoirse cead do phóstaeir dul chun cinn.
En: With completed information from Niamh, Saoirse allowed posters to go forward.
Ga: Bhí a fógra athraithe, agus cuir na sonraí isteach.
En: Her ad was revised, and the details were entered.
Ga: D’oibrigh siad oícheacha fada go seasta.
En: They worked long nights consistently.
Ga: Bhí corrdhuine amharasach gach uair a rug na braon ar a ngualainn ach rinne Eamon iarracht rudaí taitneamhacha a dhéanamh díobh féin.
En: Some were skeptical every time the rain caught their shoulders, but Eamon tried to make things pleasant for themselves.
Ga: Ar maidin na féile, bbhog siad go tapa.
En: On the morning of the festival, they moved quickly.
Ga: Bhí an halla lán daoine.
En: The hall was full of people.
Ga: D’fhuachtaigh scamall trom isteach ar ais agus thuirling an fearthainn.
En: A heavy cloud moved back in, and the rain fell.
Ga: D’ainmnigh Niamh cúpla céim thábhachtach - rith sí leis na seirbhísí lampaí sa halla.
En: Niamh named a few crucial steps - she ran with the lighting services in the hall.
Ga: Nuair a tháinig Saoirse ar an stáitse, ghlac an t-atmaisféar leis.
En: When Saoirse came on stage, the atmosphere was captivated.
Ga: Thosaigh sí ag seinm port seanseanta.
En: She began to play an old, well-known tune.
Ga: Bhí spiorad an phobail lán le fuinneamh agus amhráin ag cur ag na fuinneoga.
En: The spirit of the community was full of energy, and songs were resounding against the windows.
Ga: Bhí iontach ann.
En: It was wonderful.
Ga: Rith an Spiorad Gaelach tríd an slua, ag rince agus ag canadh an oíche ar fad.
En: The Gaelic spirit ran through the crowd, dancing and singing all night long.
Ga: Bhí an oíche lonnaithe go rathúil agus d’fhéach Eamon ar a phobal lán le feargadh agus áthas.
En: The night was successfully settled, and Eamon looked at his community filled with excitement and happiness.
Ga: D’fhoghlaim sé conas dul i ngleic leis an dúshláin agus an cumasc idir pleanáil agus comhluadar.
En: He learned how to tackle challenges and balance between planning and fellowship.
Ga: Bhí áthas ar chách.
En: Everyone was joyful.
Ga: Bhí an chéad chéim bronntach aige ar ais.
En: He had the first step given back to him.
Ga: Árdaíodh Saoirse suas, agus shiúil sí isteach sa cheol a d’oscail doirse idir Eamon agus a phobal go hiomlán nua.
En: Saoirse was lifted up, and she walked into the music that opened doors between Eamon and a completely new community.
Ga: Sin é an Ríméad Gael.
En: That is the Ríméad Gael (Gaelic Joy).
Ga: Beidh spiorad na féile beo i ngach croílár an phobail i nGleann Dá Loch arís eile.
En: The spirit of the festival will be alive in every heart of the community in Gleann Dá Loch once again.
Vocabulary Words:
- immersed: sáite
- preparations: fainní
- committed: uaidh a bhí sé go mór
- resolution: cinneadh
- candid: steancánta
- event planner: pleanálaí imeachtaí
- logistics: lóisitic
- publicity: bolscaireacht
- maturity: aosaid
- skeptical: amhrasach
- hindsight: a tharmligean
- relocate: aistriú
- relief: faoiseamh
- captivated: ghlac
- spirit: spiorad
- community: pobal
- atmosphere: atmaisféar
- resounding: ag cur
- challenges: dúshláin
- fellowship: comhluadar
- excitement: fógradh
- balance: cumasc
- ascend: árdaíodh
- settle: lonnaithe
- unfriendly: doicheallach
- crucial: thábhachtach
- reside: fanacht
- music program: clár ceoil
- poster: póstaeir
- lighting services: seirbhísí lampaí