Féile na Carraige – Lá 6 – Lá Spraoi
D’eagraigh Glór na Móna lá den scoth do Ghaeil óga mar 
chuid d’Fhéile na Carraige.Bhí an lá spraoi againn i mBunscoil an tSléibhe Dhuibh agus ba é ‘Mol an Óige agus Tiocfaidh sí’ éiteas an lae le Ghaeil óga ag landáil isteach lena gcumainn óige agus lena dteaghlaidh le bheith páirteach i spraoi an lae.
Dar le hOifigeach Forbartha Brónagh Fusco “tá imeachtaí a leithéid seo ar 
fheabhas do fhorbairt pearsanta na ndaoine óga agus a scileanna teanga agus na daoine óga ag súgradh lena chéile ar dhóigh idirghníomhach sóisialta.”
Bhí neart rudaí leis na páistí a choinneáil gnóthach agus iad páirteach i gCómhra 24 de chuid Conradh na Gaeilge, dioscó, preabchaisleáin, péinteálaithe aghaidhe, ealaíon agus ceardaíocht, , cogarnach na n-éan agus go leor leor eile.
Dúirt Conchúr Ó’Muadaigh as Fóram na n-Óg, “Bhí lá den chéad scoth againn a thaitin le chách agus chomhoibrigh an aimsir linn fiú. Idir na daoine óga, teaghlaidh agus na cumainn óige ar fad, bhí lá rathúil againn.”
Glór na Móna organised a great fun day for young Gaels as part of Féile na Carraige.
The funday was held in Bunscoil an tSléibhe Dhuibh and Mol an Óige agus Tiocfaidh sí was the ethos of the day with young Gaels in attendence with both Irish medium youth clubs and families in order to partake in the festivities
According to Glór na Móna’s Development Officer Brónagh Fusco “events of this nature are great for young Gaeilgeoir’s personal development and language skills as they can interact with their peers in an interactive and social way.”
There was plenty to keep the young Gaels entertained, they were part of Conradh na Gaeilge’s Cómhra 14, had plenty of fun with a with disco, bouncy castles, face painters, obstacle courses, fun slides, arts and crafts allowing the young people to get better acquainted with the birds who make their home in the Falls Park.
Fóram na n-Óg’s Conchúr Ó Muadaigh said, “It was a great day enjoyed by all, even the weather co-operated with us. Between our young people from our Irish medium youth clubs and families who came along with their young ones, it was a success all round.”
