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FÉACH: Gearrthóg iontach den Uncail Colm ab ansa le Derry Girls ag labhairt Gaeilge
Tá físeán iontach tagtha chun solais de radharc cáiliúil Uncail Colm ó Derry Girls agus an bunleagan tugtha i nGaeilge ag an aisteoir agus fear grinn Kevin McAleer.
Bhí McAleer an-an-tóir ar an gcult mar an Uncail Colm cainteach ach doiléir sa tsraith buailte agus roinn sé an scáileán le finscéal Hollywood Liam Neeson ag imirt oifigeach PSNI sa tsraith dheireanach den seó tar éis na cailíní a bheith gafa.
Anois tá an gearrthóg neamhbhásmhar i nGaeilge agus roinn cruthaitheoir an tseó Lisa McGee é ar na meáin shóisialta le déanaí.
LÉIGH AR A LEANAS: 'Tá sé sin an-neamhghnách' - NCT curtha isteach ag gearán corr tiománaí faoi thástáil áirithinte
Dúirt sí: "Tá sé seo go hiontach. Uncail Colm as Gaeilge. Obair an aonaigh amháin Colm é féin - an finscéal sin Kevin McAleer."
This is wonderful. Uncle Colm in Irish. The work of the one and only Uncle Colm himself - the legend that is Kevin McAleer #DerryGirls pic.twitter.com/MFYrvCv0fD
— Lisa McGee (@LisaMMcGee) October 31, 2024
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