Galway’s Claddagh Basin Transformed to Outdoor Theatre for Fíbín’s “An Fear Liath”
billed as a tale that “walks between this world and the next”, the plot in the Irish language moves between reality and superstition, making the most of all five senses as night falls.
Clifden’s Gaeltacht Service Town Language Plan officially launched
Up to €96,000 will be provided annually for 7 years to Forum Connemara to hire a Language Planning Officer and implement the plan.
Kneecap announce their first ever Australian tour
Irish hip hop trio Kneecap have announced their first ever tour of Australia next March.
NEW DONEGAL FESTIVAL TO CELEBRATE LIFE AND LEGACY OF RÓNÁN MAC AODHA BHUÍ
Dorn san Aer will be held in Gaoth Dobhair from September 27th to 29th to celebrate the life and legacy of a hero to many and a revolutionary figure in Irish culture.
Foras na Gaeilge seeking the views of the public on Strategic Direction 2025-2030
Whether you are a part of the Irish language community, a minority community or the general public in Ireland or anywhere around the world, you are welcome to have your say.
“When I Play County” The 2 Johnnies AS GAEILGE
2FM producer and presenter, Aindriú de Paor, mentored The 2 Johnnies on their Irish language journey towards the goal of recording an Irish version of the hit ‘When I Play for the County’. Here it is!
10 years of students flying the flag for the Irish language celebrated at Mary Immaculate College
Pilates through Irish, committees sparking Irish at a local market, and X-Factor through Irish are just some of the activities set up and run by student committees that were presented with a Gaelbhratach.
TurasÓir to Enhance Dublin’s Tourism Offerings for Millions of Language Learners Worldwide
Dublin City Council have teamed up with BÁC le Gaeilge to launch TurasÓir, a new support programme to help businesses in the capital make the most of the growing global interest in the Irish language.
‘Monopoly Junior as Gaeilge’ launched in Letterkenny
Monopoly Junior is a simplified version of the traditional, famous board game aimed at young players aged five to eight years.
Carlow all set to host the 50th Pan Celtic International Festival!
The international Pan Celtic Festival is kicking off Carlow on 2nd of April.