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'Níl siad ionadaíoch orm': Tuairimí mic léinn i gCorcaigh faoi rás na hUachtaránachta

An Ghaeilge, an Phalaistín, tithíocht, creideamh agus aois na n-iarrthóirí — seo iad na topaicí atá tábhachtach do mhic léinn i gColáiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh.
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(This article is produced by our Gaeltacht team. You can read an English version of this piece here.) 

TÁ RÁS NA hUachtaránachta ag druidim chun deiridh, agus ar an Aoine bheag seo, roghnóidh vótálaithe timpeall na tíre duine den bheirt iarrthóir — Catherine Connolly agus Heather Humphreys — atá san iomaíocht don Áras.

Bhí neart plé le mí anuas ar na tréithe agus an phearsantacht atá tábhachtach don duine a bheidh tofa ina hUachtarán.

Chuaigh The Journal go Coláiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh chun labhairt le mic léinn faoina tréithe atá tábhachtach dar leo don duine atá le toghadh.

 Tá tacaíocht á fháil ag Beartas Gaeltachta The Journal ón Scéim Tuairiscithe ar Dhaonláthas Áitiúil.

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