Dhá Ghaelbhagathóirí i ngleic le chéile fá chúrsaí Grammada

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Tá dhá Ghaelbhagadóirí i ngleic le chéile ar cheist na Gramadaí, tá an saol Gaelach ó Chléire go Ros scoilte ar an ábhar, thosaigh sé nuair a chuir Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin (yes, the singer!) in iúl dúinn gur shíl seisean go bhfuil “cur chuige laissez faire” ag Concubhar Ó Liatháin thall ar iGaeilge. Tig Concubhar ar ais le dearcadh s’aige féin – Sotal agus eirí in airde i ngort na Gaeilge. Silím féin má tá tú ag blagáil agus muise tá daoine ag blagáil go bhfuil an cheart agat blagáil cibé dóigh ab mhaith leat agus fair play duit.

Ag an am céanna, más ag ceapadh blagadóireacht mar chuid de mheán cumarsáide na Gaeilge atá muid silím féin gur cheart do dhaoine iarracht a dhéanamh a bheith chomh beacht agus is féidir.

Tá measarthacht ar gach rud is dócha.

Tuigím áfach go bhfuil sé doiligh a dhéanamh. Tá daoine ag ceartú mo chuid Gaeilge i dtólamh agus tá le fiche bhliain, cha chuireann sé isteach nó amach orm ach éiríonn sé tuirsiúil is dócha, rud mí-nadúrtha amach is amach dar liomsa. Deirfinn go bhfuil difear ann idir a bheith ag súil le Gaeilge scríofa a bheith beacht agus a bheith ag dúil le Gaeilge labhartha a bheith foirfe? Bhur mbarúileacha?

Ní féidir a shéanadh go bhfuil an galar de nós seo beo leis i saol na Gaeilge go fóill, is mór mo dhíoma fá sin.

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