Dublin shop offering customers 10 per cent off if they order in Irish
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The owners credit Irish language project BÁC for introducing the initiative to their store
Dublin shop offering customers 10 per cent off if they order in Irish
The owners credit Irish language project BÁC for introducing the initiative to their store
What to expect if you’re sending your child to a Gaelscoil
We spoke to Gaeloideachas about the FAQs from anxious parents.
Local group hosts a night of Irish language hip hop in Athlone
On Friday, August 26, upstairs in the Dead Centre Brewery acclaimed hip hop artist Oisín Mac brings his cutting edge Irish language hip hop to Athlone for the very first time.
Macdara to further drive promotion of Irish language in Ennis
AN IRISH LANGUAGE PLANNING OFFICER has been appointed to support Ennis’ standing as an Irish language network town (Líonra Gaeilge).
Irish film An Cailín Ciúin eyes a night to shout about at Oscars
The Irish-language movie An Cailín Ciúin has been selected by the Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) as Ireland’s entry for the Best International Feature Film at next year’s Academy Awards.
Historic Day as the First Meeting of the Irish Language Services Advisory Committee convened today
The Committee has an ambitious agenda, with a National Plan for the provision of public services through the medium of Irish to be prepared within two years of it’s establishment.
Peig Sayers exhibition at MOLI
Applications are now open to live and work on Oileán Chléire for the year
According to their website, this is a fantastic opportunity for any artist who is “committed to developing or working in the Irish language.”
New trailer released for heart-warming Irish language feature Róise & Frank ahead of September theatrical release
Róise & Frank has been a hit on the festival circuit in recent months winning numerous awards
Learn more about Galway City’s Gaelphobal
The project aims to generate more Gaelphobal (Irish language communities ) so that they can develop a language plan to increase the use of Irish in their region.