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Offaly GAA's Cultural officer Michelle Hogan attended a meeting recently to support the efforts of Offaly clubs who are promoting the Irish language
Offaly GAA's Cultural officer Michelle Hogan attended a meeting recently to support the efforts of Offaly clubs who are promoting the Irish language.
There are currently five clubs registered with Glór na nGael and are working hard to achieve various awards through the Joe Mc Donagh Foundation.
Many thanks to Michelle for all her support of the clubs. Michelle is pictured here with Niamh Clarke, Tullamore GAA and Niamh Ní Bhroin, Tullamore Camogie.
Bhuail Oifigeach Chultúra Uibh Fháilí Michelle Hogan leis na clubanna atá ag cur an Ghaeilge chun cinn.
Tá cúig chlub cláraithe le Glór na nGael agus ag obair go dian chun gradam a bhaint amach tríd Fhondúireacht Sheosaimh Mhic Dhonncha. Go raibh maith agat le Michelle don tacaíocht.
Tá Michelle sa phictiúir le Niamh Uí Chléirigh, An Tulach Mhór CLG agus le Niamh Ní Bhroin, Cumann Camógaíochta an Tulach Mhór.
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