I was on Irish Language TV speaking in Irish / Gaeilge / Gaelic | Clisare

I was on Irish language television in Ireland, speaking in Irish to ‪@BlocTG4‬ for ‪@TG4TV‬ with Micheál O'Ciaraidh. We talked about ‪@facts‬, ‪@TheTRYChannel‬, and also, we spoke about a time where I had to go to the Gardaí (police) because someone was threatening me on Twitter. Watch the full video on the BlocTG4 channel for the rest of that story!
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The full Bloc TG4 Interview: • Labhair Clisare faoin ...
Another video I did for BLOC two years ago: • Clisare | Mná na hÉire...
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[@alexandracooke6167]

I love your Irish language content!

[@ellentuffy]

please do a Gaeltacht vlog! I've been dying to see those clips for a year lmao

[@rhian8238]

I always find your Gaelige videos interesting as a person who speaks Welsh as a first language. I can’t understand 99% but I still find it fun to see and hear ☺️

[@ejcihos]

On one of my trips to Ireland we went to one of the Aran Islands for a day, and at one point we passed a pair of older gentlemen walking down the road speaking in Irish to each other. That was the first time I'd ever heard it, and I didn't find out till later that those islands are one of the places that it's spoken as a primary language. Very cool.

[@maureenconnors4891]

I look forward to Alex being a guest on "Story time!". Also, would love to hear how FACTS ended, it is had been the longest cliffhanger ever!

[@christopherl436]

Congratulations on your being on TV! I've been learning Irish through Duolingo since 2017 and you & Bandeadd (Éadaoin) doing some of your content in Irish were a big part of piquing my interest in this amazing language.

[@MichaelMoranGearHead]

Yes! Please do put together a vlog on your Irish college experience. That would be fun. :)

[@Atigeve]

Yes I would love to see the blog!!! I may be from the US but I love the Irish accent and Language (Scottish too) so would love to hear and learn more!

[@allanlank]

There is a part of Canada where Gaelic is spoken, Scottish Gaelic however. On Cape Breton Island Scottish Gaelic is spoke next to Mikmaq, the original language of the First Nations of Cape Breton. A version of Paul McCartney's "Blackbird", in Mikmaq, is available on KZbin.

[@marcibailey1948]

I've been self learning Gaelic for awhile now. I love that you are sharing this kind of content. It helps me with pronunciation. Thank you

[@mizzlampard100]

So jealous you were in Spailpín. Everytime I come home from England I drive out to Spiddal for the views, the fresh air, the beach and to purchase something from Spailpín. Have Tóg go bog é on my car. A dub reg beeped at me on the M1 a few months back after seeing it! Made my day!

[@greengirl85]

Of course we want more details...😅😅Congrats on your participation!!

[@peterjamesfoote3964]

I’m a bit foggy headed, but it was sweet hearing you speak Irish like my dad did when he was taking Irish in Chicago two decades ago. Every once in awhile he would, when he was practicing for class, go through a few phrases when he thought no one could hear them. So I heard it rarely.

[@markdoherty3718]

I spoke Irish as a kid and very much enjoy watching your Irish videos, I can not pronounce it any more but can make out what you are saying, (usually) Keep up the great work Clare!

[@denni7173]

I sub to TG4! I would love to see the summer college vlog♡ I learned Irish first at home, then became all English speaking. Now i am relearning it, but the proper way. When you learn because it's the only thing spoken in the home, you miss out the "rules of grammer". Add to that not using it for 40yrs and I've lost a lot of vocab. But, watching TG4 and subbing to the Irish kid shows (5 per day on YT), it is amazing how much i still can understand!

[@laurac.4509]

Just started following, been a fan of Try channel awhile! I've started taking Irish and have been excited to seek out new content to keep learning <3

[@williammcleod1496]

Well done Claire! I'm learning Gaidhlig right now, and it was interesting to watch you speaking Gaeilge, because I'm a little familiar with your mannerisms and I was surprised at how many words I picked up. Ofc most of them were the common ones that the two languages share like "agus" but it was fun to try and hear the similarities.

[@Afraidinct]

I have been following you for a while clisare LOL. I have watch'ed you on facts. I didn't know what happen'ed to facts .. all I know that one day they said we are taking a break ... That has got to be some lunch cause they are not back yet.

[@aspos4287]

You're pure joy Clare (can't wait to go to Eire)! Long live the Gaeilge !