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Rónán Mac Aodh Bhuí
Tá pobal na Gaeltachta agus na tíre araon ag léiriú tacaíochta agus meas do Rónán Mac Aodh Bhuí, craoltóir agus láithreoir den scoth ar Raidió na Gaeltachta, ó bunaíodh feachtas le hairgid a bhailiú le cóir leighis a aimsiú do thar sáile.
In ainneoin cúpla obráid mhór, agus cuid mhór babhtaí chemo, tá ailse staid 4, air, agus níl leigheas nó obráid ar bith ar fáil do Rónán in Éirinn.
Le lá nó dhó anuas, bhunaigh cairde Rónáin feachtas gofundme, Ciste tacaíochta Rónáin, agus go dtí seo tá €79, 748 bailigh acu.
Tá na sluaithe, ó cheann ceann na tíre ag cur a gcuid tacaíochta in iúil ar na meáin shosíalta ó cuireadh tús leis an bhfeachtas ar an Cheadaoin.
Seo bláisín den dea-thoil atáthar a léiriú i measc an phobail.
Dúirt an grúpa ceoil Bréag go dtug Rónán tacaíocht daoibh ó thús agus go bhfuil siad ina séasamh, cois ar chois leis amháil morán grupaí eile a thug Mac Aodh Bhuí tacaíocht do. Is é a thug a chéad gig do Kneecap. Dúirt siad: "Ba é Rónán a thug ár gcéad gig dúinn i dteach Hiúdaí Beag, gig a chuir fíor thús le aistear ceol sagainn."
Duine ar bith ar mhaith leo tacú le feachtas Ronáin, cliceáil anseo.
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