Carlow all set to host the 50th Pan Celtic International Festival!

The international Pan Celtic Festival is kicking off Carlow on 2nd of April.

Ireland to send first ever Irish language poet to UNESCO Creative Cities of Literature competition

The Irish language poet will travel to Manchester this December to represent Dublin as a UNESCO city of literature.

How to Gael Podcast: ‘We’re just three friends who happen to be Gaeilgeoirs’

These days, it seems like everyone is ag baint usáide as a gcúpla focal.

CREIDIM IONAT (I BELIEVE IN YOU) IRISH LANGUAGE CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES AT THE NATIONAL ST. PATRICK’S FESTIVAL 2024

Foras na Gaeilge and RTÉ are proud to announce the return of Creidim Ionat (I believe in you), an innovative and collaborative online initiative aimed at nurturing widespread awareness and the everyday use of Irish.

The Irish for Sex: New RTE doc explores sex and sexuality as Gaeilge

Comedian Bláithín de Burca journeys into the Irish language’s past, present and future in search of wild and wanton women’s words to unlock a uniquely Irish experience of womanhood

Gaels of laughter: How an Irish language comedy group is changing perceptions of Gaeilge

GaelGáirí is a stand-up group with a difference. Performing gigs through the Irish language, they have helped make comedy ‘as Gaeilge’ more accessible and attractive to for a wider audience

Just Eat Becomes First Food Delivery Platform in Ireland to Go as Gaeilge in Its Advertising Creative

New advertising campaign celebrates Irish cultural food occasions.

An Ghaeilge is growing on social media channels

Our language has a strong and growing presence ar na meáin shóisialta

‘I’m a queer, drag queen, GAA player. I came out of the closet in Irish long before I did in English’

With Seachtain na Gaeilge kicking off on March 1, we’d like to introduce you to three voices that are challenging our perceptions of Gaeilge and what it can mean in the Ireland of today.

Ciara Kelly- eventualy, all Irish primary schools could be Gaelscoileanna.

As Seachtain na Gaeilge officially gets underway, Newstalk Breakfast presenter Ciara Kelly has said the younger generation is breathing new life into the Irish language and the rise in Gaelscoileanna have been a big factor in the change.

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