World Penguin Day & leabhar úr ar an RIC in 1916
Léargas ar phiongainà na hÉireann do 'Lá Domhanda na bPiongainÃ' agus labhraÃonn muid le húdar an leabhair, 'The Life and Times of Constable Charles McGee'.
Lá Domhanda na bPiongainà a bheas ann amárach agus chuaigh muid chun cainte le Máire Nà Shé, bainisteoir Oceanworld - Mara Beo sa Daingean i gCiarraà chun tuiscint nÃos fearr a fháil ar na piongainà gheintiúcha nó Gentoo Penguins atá in Éirinn. LabhraÃonn Méabha Nà Bhaoill, údar an leabhair 'The Life and Times of Constable Charles McGee', le Dáithà Ó Muirà fosta. Is garneacht à leis an Chonstábla McGee - ábhar an leabhair - a bhà mar an chéad bhall den RIC a maraÃodh in Éirà Amach 1916. Ba Ghaeilgeoir ó dhúchas é as Inis Bó Finne i nDún na nGall.
It's World Penguin Day tomorrow and we went to speak to Máire Nà Shé, the manager of Oceanworld - Mara Beo in Dingle, County Kerry, to get a better understanding of the gentoo penguins in Ireland. Méabha Nà Bhaoill, author of the book 'The Life and Times of Constable Charles McGee', also speaks to Dáithà Ó MuirÃ. She is a great-niece of the book's subject, Constable Charles McGee, who was the first member of the RIC killed in the 1916 Rising. He was a native Irish speaker from Inisboffin Island in Donegal.
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