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06 Sep 2025
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FÉACH: Chuir agallóir sna Stáit iontas ar an Taoiseach trí cheist fhánach a dhéanamh
Le linn dó a bheith ar thuras Lá Fhéile Pádraig sna Stáit Aontaithe, bhí an Taoiseach Micheál Martin go háirithe faoi seach faoi cheist agallaimh a fuair sé agus é in Austin, Texas.
D’fhiafraigh an t-agallamh den Taoiseach cad é an "ord fillet sicín" atá aige?”, cuireann an Taoiseach an cheist arís agus é ag breathnú siar ar an agallóir.
Nuair a thugann sé a fhreagra caithfidh gurb é an t-aon duine in Éirinn nach dtaitníonn rolla filléad sicín leis, ag freagairt gurbh fhearr leis “sailéad sicín”.
Cuireann an t-agallóir brú air ag rá "maonáis? spicy?" scairteann an Taoiseach a lámh agus deir "Ní hea Íosa" agus leanann sé ar aghaidh le rá gur duine de shaghas sailéid é.
"Is purist mé ar bhia" a deir an Taoiseach agus é ag magadh faoin lucht féachana.
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Tá a fhios agam go bhfeiceann Meiriceá a gcuid polaiteoirí mar siamsóirí chomh maith le polaiteoirí ach ní raibh an chuma air go raibh Micheál ullamh don cheistiú sin.
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