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Eagrán 10, Iúil/Lúnasa 1999 Seaneagráin ... Back Issues. Seaneagráin. Back Issues. .. Seaneagráin An scéal nua duitse Cuisle, iris don aois nua? An spéis leat na seaneagráin a ordú? Tá siad ar fáil ach fios a chur. Just discovered Cuisie? If you’d like to order back issues, call us. Deireadh Fómhair: Scannal Cnéis sna Coláistí Samhraidh, Maggíe 0'Kane, Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh, Jane Morrice Samhain: CUISLE Who will B e n e fitfro m ^ ^ ^ Gas Bonanza? An tEastát Tionsclaíochta, Gerry Casla, OireachtJ^WaileAtha Cliath, Na hlncas Co na Gaillimhe Teil: 091 572077 Facs: 091 572076 Noliaig Ríomhphost: [email protected] Will You Buy From Santa's Little Sweatshop? Eagarthóir Feidhmeach: Coláiste na Coiribe, Newt Cringrich, Diarmuid Johnson Johnny Chóil Mhaidhc Riarthóir: Seán Ó Neachtain Bainisteoir Fógraíochta: Eanáir: Veronica Ní Chrfofa An Ghaeilge i nDaonáireamh na hÉireann - 71,000 Dearadh: cainteoirí. 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Bealtaine: Wales goes to the Polls Hammie Hamilton, TnaG, Oileán Chléire Meitheamh: Diarmuid de Faoite: Cráite i Ros na Rún Who's Been Sleeping With Galway Corpo? An Achréidh, Micheál Mac Liammóir, D-Day Costas gach seaneagráin: £1.50 móidc postas (£1.50 plus postage) Arna fhoilsiu ag Follseacháin an Phobail Teo, 0 091-572077 [email protected] Casla, Co na Gaillimhe. EADRAINN COIS i dTACA Cilian Fennell agus Bob Quinn; A new stand, foreign talent and youthful zest: has Monsata agus Cenetic Concern; Galway United manager Don O'Riordan found a 'No Blame Approach' i Scoileanna Thír formula? Bernie Ó Conaill reports form Terryland. 24 Chonaill; An Magairlín Meidhreach; Barún Drugaí ar an gClochán Liath; Tommy Peoples sa nGleann AN FHUINNEOG Ciúin . 4 McDonald's court-ruling turns mince to mould, says Anton Mac Cába; Seán Ua ANOIS CÉARD A DÉARFÁ LE CAILLIMH? Cearnaigh on Edward Carson: Hurling An bhfuil praiseach déanta de bhaile na in Mid-Field for Tipp: Liam Mac Con lomaire is ■ H B jj Caillimhe? been having a bad day; Mini-crosswords for the lazy n n E D'éist Richie Byrne le guth an phobail. 8 learner; Antaine Ó Faracháin's been up all night; l Pádraig Ó Flaithearta on the Guillotine; LITIR Ó MHEIRICEÁ Buaiteoirí na Míosa . 26 Léiríonn cás Abner Louima chomh dona 's atá cúrsaí ciníochais i measc na bhfórsaí slándála, dar le Des LÍONTA LIOMBÓ johnson. 12 Más fonn cyber-chainte atá ort, buail bleid ar Chathal Ó Cuaig sna chatrooms ar fud na cruinne. 32 BÁS NA CRÉAFÓIGE Ceimicí, leasú, ídiú, forshaothrú: an bhfuil an LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS, TAKE ONLY MEMORIES torthúlacht ag imeacht as an talamh? Iniúchadh ar Thug Brian Ó Broin turas in aisce go Daingean na ghéarchéim imshaoil eile leDiarmuid johnson. 14 háille. Agus tuairisc ó Fheargal Mac Amhlaoibh ar éigeandáil Chorca Dhuibhne. 33 | LÉAMH AGUS SCRÍOBH i nGORT A' CHOIRCE j Tá fadhb cheilte na neamhlitearthachta á leigheas i EALAÍN AR OILEÁN • dTír Chonaill. Tuairisc le Clare Ní Shúileabháin ar an Chaith Pádraig Ó Snodaigh súil dul chun cinn. 17 an oilithrigh ar sheoda na hEorpa. And in Inis Meáin Mary Moggan BÁS TUARASCÁLA found Treasure on a Rock. 37 Síos díreach sa talamh a cuireadh tuairisc an rialtais maidir le forbairt na gcoláistí Gaeilge. CÁRTAÍ POIST ÓN IND I Chuaigh Uinsionn Mac Dubhghaill ag tochailt Seo linn arís i gcuideachtain Choilm de Bhaldraithe gur nocht sé í. 18 ar a thuras aduain, ildaite trí Kherla na hlnde. 40 V í SÚIL ADUAIDH TnaG I LÁR AN GHOIRT ) Labhar Seán Mag Uidhir le cuid de mhuintir na Bí ag féachaint ar an bpeil agus ar an 1 Disappeared 19 iomáint ar TnaG i rith an tsamhraidh. 42 SLIABH gCUA NA hÉIGSE Thug Cuisle cluais do mhacallaí na ANCHLÚID ngleann sna Déise, agus labhraíonn f l H j Gaeltacht parents disillusioned as Éamonn Ó Bróithe faoin traidisiún adolescents turn to English. Agus tá Rua bláfar ó thoir ó dheas. 20 ag súil le cárta poist uaibh, a pháistí. 45 DEIS FREAGARTHA PRAGHAS NUA Is é polasaí na hirise seo deis freagartha a thabhairt d'aon duine nó £1.90 atá ar Chuisle mhor an tsamhraidh. Sin é an d'aon eagraíocht a éilíonn a leithéid, má tá siad míshásta faoin méid praghas nua a bheas ar Chuisle gach mí. a scríobhadh fúthu i gCuisle. Téigh i dteagmháil leis an Eagarthóir, Gheobhaidh tu luach do chuid airgid i gCuisle, iris Cuisle, Casla, Co na Caillimhe, nó cuir ríomhphost chuig don aois nua. [email protected] faoín scéal. CUISLE AR AN IDIRLÍON http://hom epage.tinet.ie/~cuisle1 IÚIL/LÚNASA 1999 C U I S L E 3 E A D R A I N N schedules governed by the BOB QUINN - slán Law of Large Numbers, is inexorably turning our le RTÉ ... arís Public Broadcaster into a Tríocha bliain ó shin thug an purely commercial TV and scannánaí Bob Quinn cúl le radio service. The RTE mar gheall ar ghalltacht tabloidism of the RT... an eagrais. An mhí seo caite, Guide is now almost a bhuail sé an cuaille comhraic mirror image of RTÉ itself. arís gur imigh sé d’Údarás This seems to me, at least RTE. Seo thíos an litir a sheol in part, the result of timidly Bob Quinn chuig Farrel accomodating, rather than Corcoran, Cathaoirleach bravely confronting, the Údarás RTE, lena dhearcadh a draconian political and léiriú agus lena chinneadh commercial pressures to scoir a chur in iúl. Do bharúil, which the National a Farrel? Broadcaster has in the past Grianghraf ón leabhar Wild Plants of Ihe Burren and the Aran Islands le Charles Nelson twenty years been subjected. Dear Chairman, The chief culprit of course In anticipation of our was Section 31 which meeting on Friday the 26th An Magairlín Meidhreach enabled the advancement of on Children and Advertising safe hands in all areas, will take, I am writing this Michelle Nic Pháidín managerial and letter. Sula raibh iomrá ar bith ar Viagra, bhí fir na hÉireann programmatic. Such have a There will be concern ag úsáicl ruda eile le cuidiú leo sa seomra leapan san greater facility for keeping expressed by all. Members oíche. Planda a bhí ann a d’fhás go fial ar thalamh their noses clean than will agree that it’s a serious bhog, thais agus i mbéal na farraige. ‘An magairlín developing vibrant, matter and should be meidhreach’ a bhí air, agus bhí sásamh na mban ann. energetic and innovative seriously studied. I may Fásann an planda go mbíonn sé thart fá sé orlaigh ar programmes and talent. again be criticised for the airde, dath domhain saibhir corcra air ó Aibreán go I concede the possibilty passion of my advocacy. At Meitheamh. Bheireann na saineolaithe orchid mascula that, at the end of all, the best, the DG will ask for air sa Laidin. “mass” of viewers may be time to analyse the financial Deirtear go mbíodh sé in úsáid ag na mná feasa i actually getting the effects of limitmg this abuse Sasain fadó mar bhrachán grá. Dúirt an scríbhneoir broadcasting service they of children and bring his Culpepper go raibh sé faoi chúram an bhandé Véineas. deserve. The only remedy I findings back to the Author- Leigheasfaidh sé ‘the King’s evil’, ar sé, ach brúitín a can suggest is a fulltime ity sometime in the future. dhéanamb de agus é a chur san áit cheart. professional authority to At worst, my proposal will Tá daoine ann a deir gurbh iad na sagairt a chuir supervise and protect all be again kicked out. Either deireadh le húsáid an mhagairlín mheidhrigh. broadcasting in this country. way there will be, once D’fhógair siad ón altóir, más fíor, go gcuirfí mallacht Please treat this letter as more, a kicking for touch. ar an té a rachadh ina mhuinín. Rud a raibh ciall leis my resignation. I now believe that this san am sin b’fhéidir, nuair a bhí teaghlaigh mhóra ann Yours etc. Authority is tired, has lapsed agus iad bocht. into the role of preserving Sa lá atá inniu ann, is beag úsáid a bhaintear as, mar RTE as a private nil eolas cruinn ag daoine faoin modh ceart lena Ó Bhaile an Corporation whose prime ullmhú. Muna n-ullmhaítear i gceart é, is nimh atá ann. Mhuilinn go Treviso concern is fiscal rectitude and self-preservation at all Bronnadh duais mhór costs. As somebody put it facilitated in their ruthless Executive Board whose sole aisteoireachta ar Kelly elsewhere, the Authority has targeting of children (not to concern has been the Shatter i dTreviso na long “gone native”. When mention die public at large). survival of the organisation hlodáile le deireanas. Bhí an this inertia expresses itself RTÉ is still an unashamedly despite the inconveniences phríomhpháirt ag Kelly i in a persistently casual Dublin-based and worse, of a politically-appointed Cén Fáthf, físeán a rug leis attitude to young minds, it Dublin-orientated organi- Authority and a disgruntled craobh na hÉireann i gcom- goes too far for me.
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