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08 Sep 2025
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Déanfar iniúchadh sa tsraith faisnéise seo ar shochaí iar-choimhlinte an Tuaiscirt, trí thaithí agus scríbhinní cruthaitheacha an ghrúpa Scríbhneoirí an tSléibhe, meitheal scríbhneoirí i mBéal Feirste a bunaíodh mar thacaíocht do mhuintir na háite.
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