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Category Archives: Eirinn a Tuath
Carson nach eil barrachd rathaidean-iarainn glèidhte ann an Èirinn? #Gàidhlig #gaelic #cleachdi
Gach bliadhna eadar an Nollaig agus a’ bhliadhna ùr bidh mi a’ dol air turas rèile sònraichte. Am-bliadhna, bidh mi a’ dol gu Rathad-iarainn Dhún Phádraig agus Chontae an Dúin (the Downpatrick and County Down Railway) ann an Èirinn. Tha … Cum ort a leughadh → Continue reading
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Èirinn 4: Iarnród Chlochán an Aifir is Mhuileann na Buaise #gàidhlig
Tha Clochán an Aifir (no the Giant’s Causeway) air leth ainmeil ach tha rathad-iarainn beag ri a thaobh a tha gu math cliùiteach cuideachd. Seo Iarnród Chlochán an Aifir is Mhuileann na Buaise no Rathad-iarainn Giant’s Causeway agus Bushmills ann … Continue reading →
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Posted in Contae Aontroma, county antrim, Eirinn a Tuath, Narrow Gauge, Northern ireland, rathaidean-iarainn, Rathaidean-iarainn glèidhte, Tuaisceart Eireann
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Nì airc innleachd! Northern Ireland Railways #gaidhlig #translink
Bidh mi a’ daonnan a’ moladh NIR – Northern Ireland Railways – air a’ bhloga seo. ‘S e an rathad-iarainn beag as fheàrr san t-saoghal a th’ ann nam bheachd ach ann an iomadh dòigh ‘s e an rathad-iarainn as … Continue reading →
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Rathad-iarainn glèidhte ùr ann an Èirinn a Tuath?
Tha iomairt ann airson rathad-iarainn glèidhte ùr a thogail ann an Contae an Dúin ann an Èirinn. Is e Belfast & County Down Railway Museum Trust an t-ainm a th’ air a’ bhuidhinn. Tha iad ag amas air an loidhne … Breis →
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Èirinn a tuath: an rathad-iarainn beag as fheàrr san t-saoghal! (1) #gaidhlig #gaelic
Tha mi air a bhith air iomadh turas rèile thar nam bliadhnaichean ach cha do chòrd rud sam bith rium cho math ris an turas agam do dh’Èirinn a Tuath (Tuaisceart Éireann – TÉ) an t-seachdain sa chaidh. Tha siostam … Breis →
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Turas Èireann a-màireach! #gaidhlig
Tha mi gu math excited an-diugh oir tha an turas mòr agam gu Èirinn a Tuath gu bhith a’ tòiseachadh a-màireach. Tha mi a’ dol a dhol air nas urrainn dhomh de thrèanaichean – gu Latharna, Port an Dúnain, Beannchar … Breis →
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Posted in Èire, Èirinn, Beal Feirste, Eirinn a Tuath, gaeilge, Gà idhlig, NIR, Northern Ireland Ralways, Translink, Tuaisceart Eireann
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