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TÁ BUACHAILL scoile óga as Contae an Chláir le brath ar líne tar éis dó a bheith i láthair ar The Late Late Toy Show oíche Dé hAoine.
Bhí Sheamie Garrihy as Cill Fhionnúrach ar dhuine den iliomad 'tástálaithe bréagán' a bhí i láthair le linn an tseó dhá uair go leith.
Tar éis dó stiúideonna RTÉ a shroicheadh sa "big smoke" chun cuid dá bhailiúchán Lego a léiriú chuaigh an buachaill seacht mbliana d’aois ar aghaidh chun an seó a ghoid.
Ag an tús, chuir Sheamie in iúl don láithreoir Patrick Kielty freisin go raibh rud éigin i gcoiteann ag an mbeirt acu.
"Tar éis inniu nuair a bhuail mé leat bhí mé ag smaoineamh liom féin chuir mé geall nach raibh a fhios agat go raibh rud éigin i gcoiteann agat le leanbh seacht mbliana d'aois as an tír i gCo an Chláir."
D'fhreagair Pádraig ansin "Agus cad atá i gcoiteann againn?"
Mhínigh an fear óg, a bhfuil beirt deirfiúracha aige: "Sin é ár gcéad seó bréagán Pádraig, Pádraig."
Our hero, Sheamie ♀️ ❤️ #LateLateToyShow #RTE pic.twitter.com/wxLmUB2hCu
— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) November 24, 2023
Tar éis dó a bheith i láthair, chuaigh go leor de lucht féachana Toy Show chuig na meáin shóisialta chun a mbuíochas a chur in iúl, agus chuir roinnt acu síos air mar "íocónach" agus daoine eile ag moladh gur ghoid sé an seó.
Dúirt úsáideoir amháin ar X freisin, ag rá go simplí: "Sheamie for Taoiseach."
Pictures: Andres Poveda
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