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06 Sep 2025
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Tiarnaí na bhFáinní: Is sraith nua podchraoltaí cúig pháirte é Scéal Oilimpeach CLG a fhéachann ar na naisc shuimiúla idir na cluichí Gaelacha agus na Cluichí Oilimpeacha, ina bhfuil cuid den iliomad imreoirí a bhuaigh ór, airgead agus cré-umha agus iad san iomaíocht ar an stáitse is mó i spórt an domhain.
Arna óstáil ag Michael Foley, iriseoir agus údar mór le rá ón Sunday Times agus an t-iriseoir agus staraí CLG Cian Murphy, tagann painéal saineolaithe i dteannta le breathnú ar chuid de na gnéithe fíor-aisteach agus iontach a bhaineann le nasc CLG leis na Cluichí Oilimpeacha agus chun cuimhne a thabhairt ar chuid de na laochra dearmadta a d’imir iománaíocht agus peil agus a bhí ar chuid de na lúthchleasaithe is mó ar domhan.
Tá sé ar fáil ón Aoine seo ar an suíomh GAA, Spotify agus gnáth-ardáin, léirithe ag Andrew Foley, Michael Foley agus Niamh Boyle.
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