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.
This week’s blog takes a look at an organisation focused on literature and publishing as well as other aspects.
Chef and café-owner, Diarmuid Ó Mathúna writes about his experience of being a ‘blow-in’ in a Gaeltacht region and building a successful business run through Irish.
This week, an Irish radio station will be discussed in this blog.
Owner Declan O’Connor dubs it as a “unique surf lesson with a touch of the Irish language” with every age, level and group welcome.
TG4 has revealed a new brand look and introduced a new onscreen presenter for its young people’s schedule.
Andrea Palandri’s roots are very firmly in Italy and Scotland, but his branches have now reached Ireland, living in the Gaeltacht as a fluent Irish speaker
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.
This week’s blog takes a look at an organisation focused on literature and publishing as well as other aspects.
Chef and café-owner, Diarmuid Ó Mathúna writes about his experience of being a ‘blow-in’ in a Gaeltacht region and building a successful business run through Irish.
This week, an Irish radio station will be discussed in this blog.
Owner Declan O’Connor dubs it as a “unique surf lesson with a touch of the Irish language” with every age, level and group welcome.
TG4 has revealed a new brand look and introduced a new onscreen presenter for its young people’s schedule.
Andrea Palandri’s roots are very firmly in Italy and Scotland, but his branches have now reached Ireland, living in the Gaeltacht as a fluent Irish speaker