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T谩 "Cabaret Queer谩ilte" 谩 chur ar si煤l i gCult煤rlann McAdam 脫 Fiaich ag an deireadh seachtaine agus t谩 an t-eolas uilig 谩 shol谩thar d煤inn ar Blas anocht ag bean a bheas mar dhuine de r茅alta铆 na ho铆che, sin "Madonna Kebab" aka Cara Park! Labhra铆onn an tOllamh M铆che谩l 脫 Mainn铆n le D谩ith铆 脫 Muir铆 mar gheall ar "Languages of Ulster," sraith theilif铆se nua do 麻豆官网首页入口 Thuaisceart 脡ireann, ina dtugtar l茅argas 煤r ar shaibhreas teanga an r茅igi煤in seo, idir Ghaeilge, Ultais, agus Bh茅arla Thuaisceart na h脡ireann. Agus tugann Robert McMillen l茅irmheas ar an scann谩n faisn茅ise 煤r "No Stone Unturned," a dh茅anann mionscagadh ar an sl茅acht a tharla i Loch an Oile谩in, Co. an D煤in sa bhliain 1994.

Belfast's first "Cabaret Queer谩ilte" as Gaeilge can be enjoyed this weekend at Cult煤rlann McAdam 脫 Fiaich. One of the Cabaret's stars, "Madonna Kebab" aka Cara Park, has all the details for us on tonight's Blas. D谩ith铆 脫 Muir铆 hears from Professor M铆che谩l 脫 Mainn铆n about "Languages Of Ulster," a new, three-part television series for 麻豆官网首页入口 Northern Ireland exploring our region's unique linguistic traditions: Irish, Ulster-Scots, and northern Hiberno-English, and the relationship between them. Robert McMillen has a review of the documentary "No Stone Unturned," a new documentary that investigates the 1994 massacre at Loughinisland, Co. Down.