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*slides underneath sofa cushions in mortification*
Feidhlim Seoige’s photo of an envelope with a crossed-out address was widely shared on Twitter.
At last, our love (hate) has come along.
Minister of State Joe McHugh showed that his intensive summer language courses had paid off in an interview on Raidio na Gaeltachta.
Students at Conradh na Gaeilge told one documentary maker about the attitudes their Irish friends had towards them learning the language.
Finally! An essential guide.
*Not all of you, obviously. Some of you are great.
Fadó fadó Éirinn, roimh theacht don nua-aois…
Conradh na Gaeilge said they will be lobbying for state services to be provided both in English and Irish.
Richard Bruton’s lack of Irish annoyed the opposition at Leaders’ Questions in the Dáil today.
The passengers said they were told “when you’re in Britain it’s English that’s spoken”.
You get a whole lot more from this foclóir.
Because we all know Bart Simpson really sounds like a 60-year-old man.
There is enormous negativity about the Irish language, especially in official circles. But it’s part of who we are and we must fight for its survival, writes Rónán Ó Muirthile.
It’s bad for democracy when Government picks and chooses what legislation to implement and when they censor and undermine anyone who has an opposing view to them, writes Daithí de Buitléir.
“Féinphic Sunday” doesn’t quite have the same ring to it.
The duo even spot a cameo.
Having had the privilege of teaching sean-nós singing in the Múscraí Gaeltacht of County Cork, I really wanted to share the wonder of this intimate shared experience through film, writes Máire Ní Cheallachair.
The best three weeks of the summer for any Irish teenager.
An absence of staff with competence in both official languages of the State is one of the main factors restricting state bodies in their delivery of services to the public in Irish, according to a report.
The tuiseal ginideach fear, the projector, Peig Sayers…
Hold onto your bar stools.
Dingle Film Festival is launching its third scheme to support a fresh new short idea… as Gaeilge.
The fighting Irish are in town for the Emerald Isle Classic between Notre Dame and Navy. Go n-éirí an bóthar leo.
It might seem like a small thing, but road signs are the most visible sign of our attitude to Irish – and they tell a clear story, writes Ian Mac Eochagáin.
An Irish edition of the legislation permitting the household charge, and the list of exempted ghost estates, have been produced.
As of yesterday evening, 251,458 properties had been registered – but that’s still less than a sixth of the liable households.
The challenge will be brought by Fianna Fáil councillor and Gaeilgeoir Thomas Brabazon.
The film festival in the heart of Kerry Gaeltacht wants to encourage script-writing ‘as Gaeilge’.
Did you miss me? The former government minister has a new role as a judge on a TG4 competition show.
The actor and writer filmed his cameo as gaeilge last year, as part of a documentary series about world languages.