Groups from Ireland’s New Communities were in Dublin on Saturday for Conradh na Gaeilge’s Céad Míle Fáilte event, which brings people together from various backgrounds to celebrate the Irish Language.
The author of a new children’s book hopes to introduce African culture into homes here using the Irish language. He recently wrote a children’s book called Okani agus Banríocht an Chrogaill.
The reality show features singletons looking for love as Gaeilge in Virgin Media’s Grá ar an Trá.
If you plan on learning Irish in the New Year, our brilliant public libraries have a whole host of resources that allow any member to access free, online language courses
Interviewed by Catherine Foley the guests in this new series tell about their enduring connection with the language although living outside the Gaeltacht.
“We knew the talent was there, we knew the companies were there and we knew that they were ready to go.”
The opening of the new studio marks the end of an exciting year for the Irish language in the media sector.
The Irish language literature sector is vibrant and culturally important, with active writers, publishers, journals as well as festivals and events throughout the country.
Despite success of sector, seven counties have no Irish-medium post-primary school provision at all
What the Focal!? is a new podcast for people who want to improve their Irish. Tugann an podchraoladh ardán do na saineolaithe is saoithíní is suntasaí dá bhfuil amuigh ann.
Groups from Ireland’s New Communities were in Dublin on Saturday for Conradh na Gaeilge’s Céad Míle Fáilte event, which brings people together from various backgrounds to celebrate the Irish Language.
The author of a new children’s book hopes to introduce African culture into homes here using the Irish language. He recently wrote a children’s book called Okani agus Banríocht an Chrogaill.
The reality show features singletons looking for love as Gaeilge in Virgin Media’s Grá ar an Trá.
If you plan on learning Irish in the New Year, our brilliant public libraries have a whole host of resources that allow any member to access free, online language courses
Interviewed by Catherine Foley the guests in this new series tell about their enduring connection with the language although living outside the Gaeltacht.
“We knew the talent was there, we knew the companies were there and we knew that they were ready to go.”
The opening of the new studio marks the end of an exciting year for the Irish language in the media sector.
The Irish language literature sector is vibrant and culturally important, with active writers, publishers, journals as well as festivals and events throughout the country.
Despite success of sector, seven counties have no Irish-medium post-primary school provision at all
What the Focal!? is a new podcast for people who want to improve their Irish. Tugann an podchraoladh ardán do na saineolaithe is saoithíní is suntasaí dá bhfuil amuigh ann.