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06 Sep 2025
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Paul Lynch
Tá moladh déanta ag an comhairleoir Albert Doherty go dtugfaí aitheantas do Paul Lynch ar éirigh leis gradam liteartha an Booker Prize a bhaint amach ar na mallaibh.
Bhog teaghlach Paul Lynch go Cíonn Mhálanna nuair nach raibh sé ach ina thachrán. Ina dhiaidh sin bhog siad go ceantar an Charn Domhnach. Is ansin a fuair Paul Lynch a chuid oideachais.
Bhí comhairleoir Shinn Féin, Albert Doherty, ina mhaistear sa cheantar ag an am agus theagasc sé Paul agus dearthair leis, Derek.
Dúirt Albert Doherty go ndéarna sé moladh ag cruinniú do Chomhairleach Condae Dhún na nGall ar na mallaibh go dtugfar aitheantas don scríbhneoir.
"Sílimsa gur chóir aitheantas a thabhairt do - mhol mé go dtugfaí saoirse na contae do nó go mbeadh fáilteas cathartha tugtha do agus d'iarr mé go mbeadh sé déanta lastigh do thréimhse na comhairleoireachta seo," a dúirt sé.
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