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Gaeilge
San eagrán seo de Gaeilge Thar Lear, bhí an deis ag Oisín comhrá a dhéanamh le Larry Donlon – ceoltóir as Longphort atá ag cur fúthu i Hamburg le hocht mbliana anuas. Labhair muid faoina shaol ceoil sna pubanna i Hamburg, faoi na múinteoirí Gaeilge a spreag é agus é ar scoil, agus faoin tréimhse ar leith a chaith sé ar Inis Oírr, Co. na Gaillimhe.
Bhí an comhrá seo thar a bheith suimiúil agus taitneamhach, agus bhí mé an-bhuíoch an deis a fháil labhairt le Larry.
Bain taitneamh as an eagrán seo.
Tá an t-eagrán seo i nGaeilge líofa ar fad.
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English
In this episode of Gaeilge Thar Lear, Oisín had the opportunity to talk with Larry Donlon – a musician from Longford who has been living in Hamburg for the past eight years. We chatted about his life playing music in the pubs of Hamburg, about the Irish teachers who inspired him back in school, and about the special time he spent living on Inis Oírr, Co. Galway.
This was a really enjoyable and insightful chat, and I was delighted to have the chance to talk with Larry.
Enjoy this one.
This episode is entirely in Irish.
https://www.larrydonlon.de/
https://olddubliner.de/halloffame/larrydonlon/
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