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‘my-hours-listening-to-rnag-have-served-me-well’-–-daltai-na-hardteiste-sasta-go-maith-le-scruduithe-na-gaeilge

‘My hours listening to RnaG have served me well’ – daltaí na hArdteiste sásta go maith le scrúduithe na Gaeilge

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Reáchtáladh scrúduithe Gaeilge na hArdteiste inniu agus inné agus, más fíor a raibh le rá ag formhór na ndaltaí ar na meáin shóisialta go dtí seo, seans go mbeidh aiféala ar an 50% a chinn gan an scrúdú traidisiúnta a dhéanamh.

Páipéar 1 a bhí faoi chaibidil ag na daltaí inné agus, mar is iondúil, bhí roinnt daoine ag gearán gur canúint Dhún na nGall a bhí ag an té a bhí le cloisteáil sa chluastuiscint.

Irish paper one ✅ was I the only one who couldn’t understand what they were saying in the listening?…#LeavingCert pic.twitter.com/lDbviMPNU3

— Jack Dunne (@jack05989853) June 14, 2021

my brain during Irish paper 1:#LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/OEwnSW79PE

— Jake Ward (@GamingGeekHD) June 14, 2021

Chuir dalta amháin an-dua air féin ag réiteach don chluastuiscint chéanna agus “uaireanta an chloig” caite aige ag éisteacht le Raidió na Gaeltachta. B’fhiú an trioblóid, áfach.

My hours of listening to Radio na Gaeltachta have served me well AND an ghaeilge came up for an essay!!!!!


Whoever wrote irish paper 1 deserves a raise

— Schlatt Tweets In Irish (parody) (@SchlattIrish) June 14, 2021

Den chuid is mó, bhí an chuma ar an scéal go raibh go leor de na daltaí a thug faoi Pháipéar 1 thar a bheith sásta leis na hábhair a tugadh dóibh sa cheapadóireacht.

Fíor shásta le Gaeilge páipéar a haon 😍 #LeavingCert2021

— elaine dold (@elaine_dold) June 14, 2021

You know what, I’ll take that Donegal dialect any day for Irish paper 2 to be just as sexy as the first one #LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/705SggtE64

— emily flood (@xemilyfloodx) June 14, 2021

Bhí ‘Fadhbanna móra na linne seo’, ‘An tAthrú Aeráide’ agus ‘Buntáistí agus míbhuntáistí na teicneolaíochta’ i measc na roghanna ó thaobh aistí de agus is léir go raibh formhór na ndaltaí ullamh.

That Irish paper? The aistes? french kiss. Beautiful. I wrote that like I grew up in a Gaeltacht, god bless teicneolaíocht

— Addy (@atticcryptid) June 14, 2021

Turning into a boomer to talk about buntáistí agus míbhuntáistí le Teicneolaíocht be like #LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/wGYlrn3kY7

— Jamie R. Keegan (@BeanieBoi420) June 14, 2021

opening the irish paper and seeing “fadhbanna móra na linne seo” gave me the strength i needed to carry on after maths paper two #LeavingCert2021

— chloe (@angrycaucasian1) June 14, 2021

what a beautiful Irish paper #LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/R2LOvxa06e

— Aoibhinn (@thisisaoibhinn) June 14, 2021

Is ar maidin a thug na daltaí faoi Pháipéar 2 agus bhí go leor ann a bhí an-sásta arís leis an ábhar a roghnaíodh don scrúdú.

THAT WAS THE SEXIEST IRISH PAPER ON THE PLANET SEC YOU ABSOLUTE GODS #LeavingCert2021

— ᴮᴱEimear⁷⎈ ia bc leaving cert📚 (@kookkosmoss) June 15, 2021

Ar an bpáipéar ardleibhéil, bhí rogha ag na daltaí idir léamhthuiscint faoi John Hume nó ceann a chaith súil siar ar scéalta móra 2020 amhail Black Lives Matter agus toghchán uachtaránachta Mheiriceá.

mise ag scríobh faoi an Ghaeilge ar Páipéar 1 vs mise ag scríobh faoi John Hume ar Páipéar 2#LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/7GErjRk1DP

— roberto fimíneach (@m4lema) June 15, 2021

I’m pure dead after irish paper 2, but at least I got some study in for history thanks to that comprehension on John Hume

— Schlatt Tweets In Irish (parody) (@SchlattIrish) June 15, 2021

So, Irish Paper 2 starts out with two Léamhuiscints. One on John Hume, fair enough. Then the other one just jumps from Brexit, to BLM, to Biden and Harris, to David Attenborough and then finally, of course, Gaeilge #LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/hRocOdTvLh

— Jamie R. Keegan (@BeanieBoi420) June 15, 2021

Bhí an t-iardhalta Gaelscoile agus cúl báire Liverpool Caoimhín Kelleher luaite sa léamhthuiscint sa scrúdú gnáthleibhéil, rud a shásaigh ar a laghad duine amháin de lucht tacaíochta na hÉireann.

@CaoimhinKelleh1 is officially an irish ledgend, just came up in the ordinary level irish paper 2. What a hero #LeavingCert2021

— Jack Harrington (@JackHar78613922) June 15, 2021

Sa bhfilíocht, bhí Géibheann le Caitlín Maude ar an bpáipéar ardleibhéil arís, ábhar faoisimh do go leor.

WE GOT GÉIBHEANN LADS #LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/xKxiOsO587

— shannon (@Shannon_cyrus) June 15, 2021

Irish paper 2 ✅ Geibheann! Bhí an páipéar go hálainn! #LeavingCert #LeavingCert2021

— Jack Dunne (@jack05989853) June 15, 2021

image of me writing about géibheann in irish p2 #LeavingCert2021 pic.twitter.com/tNe9nYg1rl

— hot adam sandler (@leighanoisgocua) June 15, 2021

when dís, cáca milís AND geibheann come up in irish paper 2 pic.twitter.com/w6fo25Hdwi

— katie (@katiemarieros3) June 15, 2021

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