Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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Is i nGaeilge a labhair an Taoiseach Leo Varadkar leis an Uachtarán Joe Biden níos luaithe inniu agus é ag gabhadh buíochas leis as ucht an tacaíocht a léirigh sé do mhuintir na hÚcráine agus an chuidiú a thug sé i dtaca le Brexit de.
Dúirt an Taoiseach go raibh muintir na hÉireann ag súil go mór leis an Uachtarán cuairt a thabhairt ar Éirinn amach anseo.
Dúirt Uachtarán Mheiriceá, Joe Biden, go raibh cairdeas ariamh idir Éirinn agus Meiriceá.
I bhfocail an file WB Yeats, dúirt sé: "Think where man's glory most begins and ends, and say my glory was I had such friends.”
Níor tugadh aon sonraí maidir le cá háit a mbeadh an uachtarán ag tabhairt cuairt ar nuair a thiocfas sé chun na tíre.
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