Beidh go leor ag pleanáil teacht le chéile le teaghlach agus le muintir thar an deireadh seachtaine agus tá súil ag na Gardaí go mbeidh níos mó úsáideoirí bóithre ag gluaiseacht dá bhrí sin
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Beidh Comhaontú Aoine an Chéasta 25 bliain ar an bhfód i dtús mhí Aibreáin. Bhí Máirín Ní Ghadhra i measc na n-iriseoirí a bhí i Stormont le linn na laethanta deiridh den idirbheartaíocht a bhain leis an comhaontú stairiúl úd.
As seo go ceann roinnt seachtainí, labhróidh Máirín le daoine eile a bhí i Stormont freisin nó leo seo a raibh ról lárnach acu sa bpróiséas. Ar Márta 11, is le hiriseoirí a bhí sa slua taobh amuigh de Castle Buildings a bheidh sí ag caint - Cathal MacCoille, a bhí ag obair le Nuacht TG4 ag an am, agus Déaglán de Bréadún, a bhí ag obair leis an Irish Times.
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