Foras na Gaeilge has launched a nationwide campaign to encourage the use of Irish in communities outside of Gaeltacht areas.
Foras na Gaeilge is investing over €4.1 million in language planning in eight areas, which have been officially recognised for local developments in the language.
As part of the government’s 20-year strategy for the Irish language, the parish of Acaill has appointed Colm Mac Eachmharcaigh as its first Oifigeach Pleanála Teanga
Here are 5 spots on Inis Oirr from our Summer Issue that we think make it the perfect wellness weekend retreat.
An estimated 17,000 people took part in a protest march to demand Irish language legislation on Saturday in Belfast city centre.
Schools from all over the country gathered at the Gaelbhratach presentation on DCU St Patrick’s Campus in last Tuesday.
Commencing at 9pm each Thursday, the Athlone Pop Up Gaeltacht originated in 2019 among a number of friends who were learning the national language via Duolingo.
The rollout of a seven-year Irish language plan for the East Galway City Gaeltacht is to begin in earnest next month
The gteic – Digital Network of the Gaeltacht – is a serious of innovation hubs by Údarás na Gaeltachta meant to encourage the development of modern businesses, and make regional areas more viable to live in.
Gaeil na Gaillimhe GAA Club are holding an exciting event next week to promote women in sport, and the Irish language, with many clubs joining in.
Foras na Gaeilge has launched a nationwide campaign to encourage the use of Irish in communities outside of Gaeltacht areas.
Foras na Gaeilge is investing over €4.1 million in language planning in eight areas, which have been officially recognised for local developments in the language.
As part of the government’s 20-year strategy for the Irish language, the parish of Acaill has appointed Colm Mac Eachmharcaigh as its first Oifigeach Pleanála Teanga
Here are 5 spots on Inis Oirr from our Summer Issue that we think make it the perfect wellness weekend retreat.
An estimated 17,000 people took part in a protest march to demand Irish language legislation on Saturday in Belfast city centre.
Schools from all over the country gathered at the Gaelbhratach presentation on DCU St Patrick’s Campus in last Tuesday.
Commencing at 9pm each Thursday, the Athlone Pop Up Gaeltacht originated in 2019 among a number of friends who were learning the national language via Duolingo.
The rollout of a seven-year Irish language plan for the East Galway City Gaeltacht is to begin in earnest next month
The gteic – Digital Network of the Gaeltacht – is a serious of innovation hubs by Údarás na Gaeltachta meant to encourage the development of modern businesses, and make regional areas more viable to live in.
Gaeil na Gaillimhe GAA Club are holding an exciting event next week to promote women in sport, and the Irish language, with many clubs joining in.