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Bhain an scéálaí Eoghan Ó Curraighín, 79, de bhunadh Theileann, an comórtas scéalaíochta don 6ú uair ag Oireachtas na Samhna, i gCill Airne, i mbliana.
Tá clú agus cáil ar Eoghan Ó Curraighín i ndeisceart Dhún na nGall mar scéalaí, mar shaineolaí ar stair áitiúil agus ar dhianseanachas.
Ghlac Eoghain pairt i gcomórtas scéalaíochta an Oireachtas don chéad uair i nGleann Cholm Cille i 1989 agus níor chaill sé blian ar bith, seachas anuraidh, ó shin.
Is iomaí sin sean scéal atá ag Eoghain ar bharr a ghib agus deir sé go bhfuil cuimhne mhaith aige.
Tá a stíl fhéin ag Eoghan agus é i mbun scéalaíochta - stíl a deir sé fhéin a bhíodh ag na sean daoine.
Tá foclóireacht iontach aige agus feictear go bhfuil cuid don fhoclóireachta a mbaineann le tionscal na hiascaireachta agus talamhaíochta ag dul in éag.
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