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Grianghraif ó Fhéile na Bealtaine (An Daingean)
Con Houlihan, Píobaire, Eleanor Prestage, paróiste Naomh Séamas, Canónach George Salter agus Eric Prestage, Bardach na hEaglaise, taobh amuigh do Theampeall Naomh Séamas (Eaglais na hÉireann) tar éis seirbhíse i nGaeilge i rith Féile na Bealtaine. Cúlra Bunaíodh Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise sa bhliain 1914 chun (1) meon na Sean–Eaglaise Ceiltí a choimeád beo in Eaglais na hÉireann agus baill na hEaglaise a chuireann spéis sa Ghaelachas a bhailiú le chéile, (2) úsáid na Gaeilge a leathnú san Eaglais, (3) iomainn agus ábhar diaga eile a bhailiú ó litríocht na Gaeilge agus (4) ceol agus ealaíon Éireannach a chur ar aghaidh in imeachtaí na hEaglaise. Background Information Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise: The Irish Guild of the Church was founded in 1914 to (1) promote all that tends to preserve within the Church of Ireland the spirit of the ancient Celtic Church and to provide a bond of union for all members of the Church of Ireland inspired with Irish ideals, (2) promote the use of the Irish language in the Church, (3) collect from Irish sources suitable hymns and other devotional literature, (4) encourage the use of Irish art and music in the Church.
Con Houlihan, piper, Eleanor, parishioner, Canon George Salter and Eric Prestage, Church Warden, outside St. James’s Church, An Daingean after the service in Irish during Féile na Bealtaine, 6 May.
Comhartha nua i nGaeilge taobh amuigh den Séipéal ionas go mbeidh fhios ag gach duine go bhfuil ‘fáilte’ ann do Gaeilge i dTeampall Naomh Séamas.
New sign erected in Irish outside St. James’s Church, An Daingean to show that there is a ‘cead míle fáilte’ to the language. 
An tUrr Máirt Hanley, threoraí ar shiúlóid oidhreachta agus spioradálta ó Chill Maoilchéadair, Co. Chiarraí: . Bhí suas go 50 duine ann agus bhí an aimsire go foirfe. Lean an siúlóid chun fada le Riasc agus bhí sólaistí breá againn i dTig Bhric
Rev. Máirt Hanley, leading the heritage and spiritual walk from Kilmalkedar, Co. Kerry. Up to 50 people participated in the event and the weather stayed good. The walk ended up in Riasc with welcomed refreshments in Tig Bhric.
CUMANN GAELACH NA hEAGLAISE / The Irish Guild of the Church