Éamon Ó Cuív: Calls for stronger supports for Gaeilge and panels
Éamon Ó Cuív spoke about the future of the Irish language (Gaeilge), urging measures to protect and promote it and calling for panels and roles for clerical officers. He emphasised technical, parliamentary and school-level supports and said new measures should be passed to secure Gaeilge.
Main points
He set out a sustained defence of Gaeilge, arguing for action to support the language "in the future" and repeatedly returning to the need for concrete measures. He described work currently under way and framed the discussion as both practical and necessary for speakers and public services.
Panel and clerical roles
He highlighted the need for a dedicated panel and for clearly defined roles for clerical officers in relation to Gaeilge. He said the panel should be established and that clerical officers and other staff must have a recognised place in any new arrangements.
Technical, parliamentary and school supports
He named technical and parliamentary supports alongside schools as essential elements for strengthening Gaeilge. He argued that technical assistance, parliamentary recognition and educational measures are all part of the package needed to make progress.
Local organisations and ongoing work
He referenced membership of Capacón Five Lí and work in the "Coal Garden" as part of local and organisational efforts to advance Gaeilge. He thanked listeners several times and presented the proposals as work in progress that will require continued follow-up and passage of measures.
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Eaiere, ma' arzoldaet teappil alcholffred an teoail al Orn a Huideann, Agus bai fin milais yn, Dhulgas, Eirann Sirribis Pai Deeblé, Fifeangioad, Aarchu, Ga ma Gailge, Agus glaachomid Beirle ac Ofeaifún, Agfuaid ochard tao Panaellon, Agus is bigdanna a taa toaici un banael gau choin ni ni oaingueill comasa ng ailgeochw a comasa meirle. and I will be the next guest to you. Thank you. Thank you very much. I'm a member of the Capacón Five Lí, and I am a member of the team who is a member of the Capacón Five Lí. I'm a member of the Capacón Five Lí So we have an time to get into the Coal Garden, it is an important and important lesson to get into that way that people will have a chance to come to think about their own and their own work In that going to be a great way to get into it, we are still working on the Coal Garden to get into it Now, the rowa ar synn, fead an syd urthus a curus jác ar Cumortas Nav Goa Thangaca agus alérhuis baise e bwyis Gheilge no Goa Thangaca achanáu. D'd'ed fi saan Cumortas ar let a agro a am' Goe Leigh maad ar la rool nius techniciúle in ar gó appos da Gheilge awel astor horri... d li, trarishgiurri parlamantaka agus cigarí scola. Cwern, ifigig clericus agus ifigig faim o cháin crí herbí sí ar foíl doan fobol i rána agus ifigí ríltis ar food na tiara. If bitha náadjaeg go djarnaoch a agria comortis ifigig clericus ósí, no clerical officer á Sperle, Gaeilga, agus is le djéni a chúi an panel sin in ag. Tá an pas con comortis núa Gaeilga ósí a chiola an bí seo. Sa nidherling, tá agfing ag pas an teilef eir ról Gaeilga ag leveil ósí a ríir un baníl ná siúnta naf góh hangecha ósí fíitha-fíitha, agus na híratasorí sín a leirig grau comas Gaeilga co ag ag ungeam urtis a cháinna. Aga ríoc comortis ifigig faim o cháin Gaeilga i fíitha-fíitha, agus tá paneo leán go fól igor sáinna an gomortis seo gudí maan fóir fíitha-fíitha sa thén. Aga ríoc comuna fóir Pánail núa. Tíctur dum, gud us oí pas ar Pánail e gór comortis núa Ó F Gaeilga ag táránct ar léir untaúrig. Aga ríoc comortis, agus tá paneo leán. But the Entonces camassez, I always had a chance to find a game in the future. It's a chance to find a game in the future. And it's like a good game in the future. And that's the case, that's why it was a good game in the future, but I kept that game on a game in the future. And so, That's what we're doing, but I'm only going to find out what to do in the Gaeilge in the future of the Gaeilge, but I will find out what to do in Gaeilge, and then I will find out what you're doing in the Gaeilge and what you're doing in the Gaeilge and what you're doing. Thank you. Thank you for your time. I'm going to get to that. There's a lot of things that I've been doing in the country. It's very important. I've had a lot of things in the country, and I've had a lot of things in the country, in the country, in the country, in the country. And during the great clerical officer, ...ifig o'clairacoch, fi siasca ura níis mo urtasorri dun fos sin. Agus dun gróda ifig o'cfaimaca fi ced ura níis mo urtasorri sin. Agus leirian si gwyll fheib iddochis a'n. Agus gwyll se gwyllant fheib níis mo ná fheib cundini a iarchu. Goeir magad. Chorbe. Beiddoch me an aib atan na gwyltu gyddo friwn o hên. Si gyddoch yn ôl e'r baan e'r gwaiga o wain. Mar ní bai tu'u yn an ffostiwch dael sy'n eithaeth bai bly o'n sin. Ach, a baant e'ch leisio'n gwaiga. Nes ma te gwaiga e'r baerle. Ach, nir ddloch yn ôl e'r baerle. Agh, nir ddloch yn ôl e'r baerle. Nid o'n gwaiga e'r eir. Mar e'r eillyn. Agus ti'n gwyll... ..goe sriwnwch tu'u hên. Goe ffost. E'n am eitha cwriw i mwysgynbiag. Nid o'n gwaiga. Nw'r ffrigol o'r baerle. Nid o'n gwaigaadwyr. Nid o'r baerle. Annaf yw rhael. Nid o'n wnos a bod. Riediwch chi'n gwaigaed. A ddatnod e o'r bain o'r baerle. E'ach yw gwaigaadw. Nid o'n ond greullwch hefod. Nid o'n erosion cyhoidwch ni'n angoelwch nid o'r baerle. O'r baerle yn y ddatnod e'r baerle. Nid o'n gwaigaadwch. A ddatnod e'r baerle. ..and it turned out to be a Fadhau. And, when the rule is, it's not going to be a baseball game... ..but the fact that it's going to be a small game... ..so it's not going to be a baseball game. It's not going to be a baseball game. George? I'm sure I feel like... ..I feel like... ..aithereo acuer... ..aithereo coirus. And that's the fact... ..aithereo nowe aithereo... ..aithereo... ..aithereo... ..aithereo... I am to a ring ní smódini a Iarku a Will Goa Thangaca. Agus to a ring freshin idhaca sa Cura Foil, da gaini a Will fusta ha fósain, a cun a gud Gwelga a Iaosu. Agus ima ráin hein, I'll be able to help you, and I'll be able to help you. And I'll be able to help you, and I'll be able to help you. Thank you.
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