Tharraing an haischlib #nílsécgl aird mhór ar na meáin shóisialta agus thraidisiúnta le seachtain anuas agus anois seo chugainn #tásécgl.
Is í an duine céanna a chuir tús le #nílsécgl a chuir tús le #tásécgl, an scríbhneoir agus oideachasóir óg Ciara Ní É.
Bhuel #NílSéCGL ESCALATED!✨GRMA for all the tweets! @prendizzle has a suggestion – let’s start #TáSéCGL! Regarding Gaeilge, what positive things been done or said to you? #TáSéCGL ?
— Ciara Ní É (@MiseCiara) 18 Eanáir 2018
Spreag #nílsécgl na céadta scéal ó lucht na Gaeilge faoi chuid de na claontachtaí, na míthuiscintí agus an t-aineolas a chaitheann siad cur suas leo ó lá go lá agus iad ag Gaeilgeoireacht leo in Éirinn an 21ú haois.
A mhalairt de scéalta atá á roinnt faoi #tásécgl agus léargas á thabhairt ag lucht na teanga ar líne ar na suáilcí seachas na duáilcí a bhaineann le labhairt na teanga agus ar an meas a léirítear uaireanta di.
Me in back of Dub Taxi on phone. Pakistani driver: ‘Great to hear Gaeilge. I hear it a lot more now. Especially younger people”. #TáSéCGL
— Niamh Ní Bhaoill (@NiamhNiB) 18 Eanáir 2018
“You’ve reignited my love for the Irish Language because your passion for it shines through when you’re teaching us”
An adult student to me after evening class a few years ago. I’ll never forget it
#TáSéCGL— Caoimhe Rua (@CaoimheRua88) 18 Eanáir 2018
Tógadh le Gaeilge mé, agus mhúnlaigh sí meon & dearcadh oscailte ionam dom saoil. De bharr an Ghaeilge, fuair mé scoth an oideachais, cairdeas, caidrimh, postanna agus taithí saoil. Mholfainn do dhaoine a gcuid páistí féin a thógáil le Gaeilge más féidir. #TáSéCGL
— Rónán Mi$téil (@misteil) 18 Eanáir 2018
#TáSéCGL Tríd is tríd bhí na hÉireannaigh a casadh orm breá sásta strainséir a fheiceáil a bhí chomh dúthrachtach liomsa ag iarraidh an teanga a athbheochan, agus cuid mhór acu bhain siad triail as a gcuid Gaeilge liom.
— Panu Höglund (@panuhoglund) 19 Eanáir 2018
Tá mo mhac tosnaithe at naoiscoil Gàidhlig agus cé nach bhfuil cáirde aige ann fós, tagann sé abhaile sona ag glaoich TUIGEANN siad mé mama!#TáSéCGL
— Luchóg na Nollaig??? (@YerMouse) 18 Eanáir 2018
My friend, who’d rarely speak Irish, was working in a UN court in Cambodia and when people would want to speak with her when she was working at her desk, she’d often tell them to “fan nóiméad” – apparently the phrase spread like wildfire around the office! #TáSéCGL
— John Prendergast (@prendizzle) 18 Eanáir 2018
Ever since my son Ruán started school @ScoilLorcain last sept his Irish has taken off and he is full of chat. He even talks in Irish in his sleep! #bród #TáSéCGL
— Rónán Ó Muirthile (@AnRonanEile) 18 Eanáir 2018
In a Boston café, chatting with an Irish friend as #Gaeilge.
A woman sitting nearby came over. Czech, but living in the US.
Misty-eyed, she told us she was moved by hearing people speak a language that clearly meant a lot to them.
Then she left.
❤️Truth from a stranger#TáSéCGL— CathalMacCoille (@CMacCoille) 19 Eanáir 2018
Fág freagra ar 'I ndiaidh gála Twitter #nílsécgl – seo chugainn sámhnas #tásécgl!'