Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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Chuaigh comhraiceoirí dóiteáin oilte tarrthála Swiftwater isteach san uisce chun an taismeach a chobhsú a d'ardaigh an tAonad Tarrthála go sábháilte ansin.
Tarrtháladh an dara duine ón uisce ag meán lae agus d'fhreagair trúpaí Shráid Anglesea an glaoch arís.
Tharla an eachtra deiridh uair an chloig tar éis an dara duine a tharrtháil ón abhainn ag Cé na Fraince. Chuaigh comhraiceoirí dóiteáin isteach san uisce agus bhain siad amach go sábháilte taismeach amháin, a tugadh ar láimh do na otharchairr.
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