Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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Rinne an Tánaiste, Micheál Martin comhghairdeas lena chomhfhear Chorcaí, Cillian Murphy, as a mbua iontach ag na Oscars in LA aréir.
Bhí an Tánaiste i Luimneach chun Dee Ryan a fhógairt mar iarrthóir méara Fhianna Fáil, agus labhair sé ar chlárchosán Ché Harvey. Bhí an TD Willie O'Dea in éineacht leo.
Maidir leis an aisteoir, dúirt sé: "An méid a bhí a dúirt sé maidir leis na daoine atá ag lorg síochánta ar fud an domhain. Tuiscint an-mhaith ar sin."
Chomh maith leis sin, luaigh sé go raibh sé sásta dá chlann: "Tá seanaithne agam ar a athair, Brendán, bhí sé ina chigire sa Roinn Oideachais nuair a bhíos mar Aire.
"Fear mór na Gaeilge é athair Chillian, agus táim an-sásta agus is lá mór é do chlann Uí Mhurchú i gCorcaigh."
Nuair a cuireadh ceist air faoin gcúpla focal a d’úsáid Cillian le linn a óráid aréir, dúirt an Tánaiste: "Níl aon amhras go bhfuil an Ghaeilge aige."
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