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Dírítear lena linn seo, ar príomhchúrsa aitheanta dár gcuid í, ar fhoghlaim na teanga gach maidin trí sheisiúin teagaisc ag leibhéil éagsúla; tráthnóna cuirtear ar fáil ceardlanna i réimse leathan imeachtaí, macasamhail feadóg, damhsa seite, amhránaíocht ar an sean-nós, siúl sléibhe agus grúpaí staidéir ag breithniú gnéithe faoi leith de chultúr na Gaeilge.
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This special flagship course focuses attention on language learning each morning, with tutorial sessions in Irish at several levels, while the afternoon period provides workshops in such diverse activities as tin whistle, set-dancing, sean-nós singing, hillwalking and study groups which focus on specific elements of Irish culture.
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Meallann an Scoil Samhraidh, bliain i ndiaidh a chéile, slua faoi leith ollúna, scríbhneoirí, filí, iriseoirí, stáit seirbhíseach is mac léinn chuici. Bíonn idir léachtaí is seimineáir, ranganna Gaeilge agus ranganna seite,agus Club Merriman ar an gclár laethúil.
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The first Merriman Summer School was held in Ennis, County Clare in 1968 and was mainly devoted to Brian Merriman and his work. This School, which attracted students from all over Ireland and abroad, set the pattern of success for the future. By now, Cumann Merriman has become a well-established Irish institution which has gained a reputation for its unique mixture of scholarship and conviviality, a combination of which Brian Merriman, in his grave at Feakle in the County Clare, would surely approve. The Summer School succeeds year after year in attracting a remarkable group of academics, writers, poets, journalists, public servants and students. Side by side with the lectures and academic studies there is a full social programme, trips to areas of literary, historical or archaeological interest and involvement in local activities.