Budget 2026: Foras na Gaeilge welcomes Funding Increase

Foras na Gaeilge CEO Seán Ó Coinn welcomed today’s announcement of the allocation of €2 million, which will be made available in 2026 to address Foras na Gaeilge’s funding difficulties.

Winners of the 2025 Irish-Language Book of the Year Publishing Awards Announced

On Tuesday, 30th September 2025 at a celebration of publishers and writers of Irish language books, An tOireachtas, in conjunction with Foras na Gaeilge, announced the winners of the 2025 Irish Language Book of the Year Publishing Awards.

Netflix offer Irish subtitles option for first time ever

‘The Irish language is such a vital part of the country’s culture and identity, and making the series accessible in this way allows us to celebrate that heritage and reach those viewers who prefer to watch As Gaelige.’

Growing numbers of adults who have moved to Ireland from overseas are choosing to learn Irish

Demand for Irish language courses for adults has skyrocketed

Waiting lists, sold out courses and extra dates added, it might sound like promotion for a concert in the 3 arena, but we’re actually talking about adult Irish language classes, which are having a year like never before.

Inis Dom campaign launched to increase use of Irish language in retail sector of Ennis town

Clare County Council and An Clár as Gaeilge have banded together to launch the Inis Dom campaign. It aims to highlight the economic and cultural benefits of integrating Irish into business.

Strategy aims to turn Courts Service into ‘genuinely bilingual organisation’

Kneecap among the top performers as Irish box office totals €102.5m

Small Things Like These ranked 11th and had a box office of €2.4m, while Kneecap had a box office of €1.14m and was ranked 25th

Úrscéalta na Gaeilge ar RTÉ RnaG

In this series we will hear radio essays based on the best Irish language novels which were written in the 20th Century, Cré na Cille, An Béal Bocht, Mo Bhealach Féin, An Uain Bheo, Cuaifeach mo Londubh Buí, Desiderius a Dó and Séadna.

There has been a 600% increase in TikTokers posting content as Gaeilge, according to TikTok HQ

The community is informally known as the ‘GaelTok’ and users can use the hashtag to watch the latest videos posted by Gaeilgeoirí.

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