Gaeilge
âMoving home to Ireland was the best thing I ever did, but Iâll always have this love of Denmarkâ
By selling out and taking on capitalistic values of the UK and US, weâre in danger of selling our birthright
An fhuiseog ag Ă©irĂ
TĂĄ ĂĄilleacht an Ă©in bhig ina spreagadh ag an gceol agus ag an litrĂocht araon
Going to the Gaeltacht as an adult: All of the giddiness of a teenage trip with none of the awkwardness
The schedule is split between classes, social events, cultural evenings and getting to know the area
New Laureate for fiction ĂilĂs NĂ Dhuibhne: âI was part of a movement of women writers of Irelandâ
The new Laureate for Irish Fiction on language, grief and how reading a book as Gaeilge isnât as hard as you think
Grown-up Gaeltacht: âThe week I spent in Ring - the people I met, the culture - was the best thing I could have doneâ
More adult Irish language students from Ireland and overseas are signing up for courses in Gaeltacht areas
Ăagothroime rochtana ar an trĂĂș leibhĂ©al ina fadhb mhĂłr fĂłs
TĂĄ tĂĄillĂ ollscoile i mbĂ©al an phobail arĂs ach tĂĄ ceist nĂos bunĂșsaĂ ann ar gĂĄ aghaidh a thabhairt air
ĂilĂs NĂ Dhuibhne on the best Irish language books of 2025 so far
Including a history of the Gaeltacht Civil Rights Movements, a gem of a novel by Darach Ă ScolaĂ and Joe McHughâs entertaining account of learning Irish
Droichead na beochana
TĂĄ clĂĄr malartaithe nua ag cruthĂș ceangail idir beochantĂłirĂ Gaeilge agus Maoraise
Guth eile fĂłs
Is Ă© a dhĂĄla sin ag aon teanga eile Ă© nach bhfuil istigh sa chlub, sa chumann, sa bhunaĂocht uilechoiteann.
ManchĂĄn Magan: The deeper you dive into Icelandic culture, the more of Ireland you find
Why is there so little talk of Irelandâs role in the foundation of Iceland? If we in Ireland have distant cousins living just below the Arctic Circle, shouldnât we spend some time getting to know them?
Steip: âComhrĂĄ ceart idir an ceoltĂłir agus an daimhseoirâ
Chuir Steip an Oireachtais cor i gcinniĂșint an damhsa ar an sean-nĂłs
Work on Irish language signs in Belfast train station halted due to potential legal action
Plan for signs prompted dispute among Stormont Executive ministers
Plan to turn Synge Street CBS into GaelcholĂĄiste to proceed despite staff concerns
Teachers opposed to move amid concern over Irish language competency and impact on diverse school community
British government repeals penal-era law banning Irish language in courts
Move hailed as âmajor milestoneâ towards comprehensive language rights for Irish speakers in North
My sister is the only woman from her secondary school class not living in Australia, and she emigrated to Switzerland
Dublin-born podcaster Doireann NĂ GhlacĂĄin has learned to embrace her identity as a Gaelgeoir and fiddle-player, whether itâs hip or not
Protest at DĂĄil gates for Synge Street GaelcholĂĄiste
Students call on Minister for Education Helen McEntee to provide a timeline for promised GaelcholĂĄiste
Oifigigh an Fhorais ag breathnĂș âgo grinnâ ar chostas scĂ©im phinsin
CruinniĂș beartaithe an tseachtain seo idir Foras na Gaeilge agus Dara Calleary chun an ghĂ©archĂ©im a phlĂ©.
RaidiĂł RĂ-RĂĄ: stĂĄisiĂșn uaillmhianach don aos Ăłg
BunaĂodh an stĂĄisiĂșn ceoil seo sa bhliain 2008 ach tĂĄ go leor athruithe dĂ©anta air le blianta beaga anuas.
Cåineadh géar déanta ar chiorruithe Fhoras na Gaeilge
Is ar an Ăłige go dĂreach nĂł go hindĂreach a dhĂrĂtear cuid de na scĂ©imeanna is measa atĂĄ buailte.
Irish and NI governments called on to âurgently resolveâ Irish-language funding
Foras na Gaeilge announces funding cuts over âŹ817,945 shortfall in this yearâs budget
Ciorruithe tromchĂșiseacha fĂłgartha ag Foras na Gaeilge
CeanneagraĂochtaĂ, SĂ©ala an AistriĂșchĂĄin agus obair ar an gCorpas FoclĂłireachta i measc na scĂ©imeanna agus na dtionscadal a chaill maoiniĂș
âThig thugainn, thig coâ rium gu siarâ
Thug Aela NĂ GhaoithĂn cuairt ar Shabhal MĂČr Ostaig, an t-ionad nĂĄisiĂșnta do theanga agus do chultĂșr na GĂ idhlige in Albain.
GaelcholĂĄiste Chill Dara: âWe want to create leaders of the future ... to help create communityâ
Amid fundraising and civic duty, a sense of cameraderie is at the heart of GaelcholĂĄiste Chill Dara in Naas
âŹ14.2m caite ar fhĂłgraĂocht trĂ Ghaeilge in 2023
Theip ar chomhlachtaĂ poiblĂ spriocanna fĂłgraĂochta a chomhlĂonadh anuraidh, de rĂ©ir tuairisc a seoladh ag Oireachtas na Samhna
Tender process starts for Irish AI tool
Tool will be capable of responses in different Irish dialects to queries made in any language
âIs gĂĄ an t-iomaire a chothabhĂĄil go maithâ
Cruinnithe ĂĄ n-Ă©ileamh agus infreastruchtĂșr nua pleanĂĄla teanga 'de dhĂth'
New funding approved for students in Deis schools to attend Gaeltacht Irish colleges
Over 800 students expected to benefit from Deis Gaeltachta Scheme in summer of 2025
Interpreting at the European Commission is âa very exciting and interactive jobâ
Jason Gavin from Co Mayo is a staff interpreter with the European Commission in Brussels
EU institutions have a âbig, big shortageâ of Irish-language interpreters, graduates told
Bodies including EU Commission and Parliament offer career opportunities for Irish interpreters and translators
MĂłramh ar son âfĂĄs suntasachâ sa Ghaeloideachas
De rĂ©ir phobalbhreith a rinne Ireland Thinks ar son Chonradh na Gaeilge tĂĄ an cur chuige oideachasĂșil reatha as alt le dearcadh mĂłramh na ndaoine
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