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Móragallamh leis an scríbhneoir Máire Zepf. 

Móragallamh leis an scríbhneoir Máire Zepf. Extended interview with the writer Máire Zepf.

Caitheann Máire Bhreathnach leathuair a chloig i gcuideachta an scríbhneora Máire Zepf, bean atá tar éis gach cineál saothair a chumadh, ó leabhair phictiúr do pháistí go húrscéalta do dhéagóirí, filíocht, agus scripteanna do bheochan teilifíse agus seóanna beo. Tá sí aitheanta fosta as a buanna aisteoireachta, scéalaíochta agus guthóra. Labhraíonn sí faoin tógáil le Gaeilge a bhí aici in Ard Mhic Nasca, faoin oideachas a bhí aici, faoin bhealach isteach chun na scríbhneoireachta, agus faoi mhór-eachtraí saoil ar nós an mháithreachais agus an chaillteanais, chomh maith le bainis ghleoite i ngairdín a dtuistí le linn na dianghlasála.

Máire Bhreathnach spends half an hour in the company of the writer Máire Zepf, who has penned all sorts of creations, from children’s picture books to novels for teenagers, poetry, and scripts for television animations and live shows, while also being recognised for her talents in acting, storytelling and voiceover. She talks about being raised in an Irish-speaking household in Holywood, about her education, about finding her way into writing, and about major life events like motherhood and loss, as well as a beautiful wedding in her parents’ garden during lockdown.


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