# irish-language - Thursday 7 April, 2022
# The Explainer
# The Explainer
Listen here for a discussion on how interest sa Ghaeilge is flourishing, and how the State can harness that.
# irish-language - Tuesday 5 April, 2022
# Full Working Language
# Full Working Language
On 1 January, the Irish language became a full official and working language of the European Union. It’s been a long road to get here.
# irish-language - Saturday 2 April, 2022
# Quiz
# Quiz
How much do you know about the Irish language and its place in society?
# irish-language - Wednesday 30 March, 2022
# Factfind
# Factfind
Ireland is not the only country in Europe where the indigenous language has hit a ceiling.
# irish-language - Saturday 19 March, 2022
# Belfast
# Belfast
All-Irish residential schemes are commonplace in many Irish universities, but a pilot scheme in Queen’s University Belfast has divided opinion.
# GoodInformation
# GoodInformation
Tá scéimeanna cónaithe lán-Ghaeilge seanbhunaithe i bhformhór na n-ollscoileanna in Éirinn cheana féin.
# irish-language - Friday 18 March, 2022
# The Good Information Project
# The Good Information Project
Check out our energising Open Newsroom discussion on how linguistic diversity in the EU can be fostered.
# irish-language - Wednesday 16 March, 2022
# GoodInformation
# GoodInformation
You are invited to a very special discussion as Gaeilge later this month, taking place in Dingle’s iconic St James’ Church.
# irish-language - Monday 14 March, 2022
# GoodInformation
# GoodInformation
A powerful way to engage with this month’s reporting on the Irish language and minority language issues.
# Good Information Project
# Good Information Project
The Good Information Project wants you to join the discussion.
# irish-language - Thursday 8 July, 2021
# Gaeilge
# Gaeilge
Another amendment would require 20% of new public staff to be competent in Irish by 2030.
# irish-language - Monday 12 April, 2021
# Gaeilge
# Gaeilge
Students can choose between sitting exams, receiving accredited grades, or both.
# irish-language - Saturday 6 March, 2021
# Your Say
# Your Say
Seachtain na Gaeilge kicked off on Monday.
# irish-language - Monday 16 November, 2020
# As Gaeilge
# As Gaeilge
Taken from an extract from his book, 32 Words For Field, which has been nominated in the An Post Irish Book Awards.
# irish-language - Tuesday 2 June, 2020
# Coventry
# Coventry
Judge Stephen Eyre said non-Gaeilgeoirs might think the phrase was “some form of slogan”.
# irish-language - Friday 17 April, 2020
# Tír Gan Teanga
# Tír Gan Teanga
Coláiste Lurgan has already advised this years 3-week courses will not go ahead in Galway.
# irish-language - Monday 30 December, 2019
# Irish Language
# Irish Language
Minister for Education Joe McHugh announced the plan today.
# irish-language - Sunday 24 November, 2019
# Column
# Column
The Irish artist’s painting Táin was sold for €102,253 at an auction earlier this week.
# irish-language - Sunday 17 November, 2019
# Coláiste Lú
# Coláiste Lú
Coláiste Lú pupils have already staged a walkout as part of an ongoing row over Irish language teaching.
# irish-language - Sunday 8 September, 2019
# Mammy
# Mammy
How much do TV shows influence children’s pronunciation and phrases?
# irish-language - Monday 12 August, 2019
# Nil Gaeilge Agam
# Nil Gaeilge Agam
The changes will take effect from September.
# irish-language - Tuesday 23 April, 2019
# Education
# Education
A new scheme aimed at teaching pupils a second language was announced today.
# irish-language - Friday 12 April, 2019
# Opinion
# Opinion
‘According to the HSE, the internal systems in place cannot deal with fadas. But why? Fadas are not exactly a new invention,’ writes Gearóidín McEvoy.
# irish-language - Thursday 21 February, 2019
# Dr Victor Bayda
# Dr Victor Bayda
Dr Victor Bayda said that being appointed to the role was “a privilege and an honour”.
# irish-language - Sunday 4 November, 2018
# Column
# Column
Darach Ó Séaghdha talks us through the Irish words for emerging technology, including ‘computer’, ‘selfie’ and ‘spam’, exploring their roots and meaning.
# irish-language - Saturday 13 October, 2018
# Imram
# Imram
IMRAM, the Irish language literature festival, is taking place in multiple venues around Dublin from Monday.
# irish-language - Thursday 4 October, 2018
# Cúpla Focail
From The42
# Cúpla Focail
The Dagestani fighter attempted to rile travelling supporters during the UFC 229 workouts.
# irish-language - Wednesday 18 July, 2018
# Job Fairy
# Job Fairy
An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?
# irish-language - Thursday 12 April, 2018
# Column
# Column
The best news story as regards the language, though, is the emergence of what I see as a new movement, writes Róisín O’Hara.
# irish-language - Monday 2 April, 2018
# History
# History
On 17 August 1882, five members of the Joyce family were murdered in their home in Mám Trasna.
# irish-language - Monday 19 March, 2018
# Gaeilge
# Gaeilge
There are a few words that could have been used for Brexit: Breatimeacht, Sasamach, or Bréalú.
# irish-language - Sunday 18 March, 2018
# Column
# Column
I don’t want us to wake up in 20 years all sounding like we’re living in some middle-class suburb of Dublin, writes Michael Fortune.
# irish-language - Saturday 17 March, 2018
# EXTRACT
# EXTRACT
The following is an edited extract taken from The Irish Outlander, the new book by Scott De Buitléir.
# irish-language - Friday 23 February, 2018
# Gaeilge
# Gaeilge
Five areas north and south have been chosen to receive formal status as Irish language network communities.
# irish-language - Thursday 18 January, 2018
# Column
# Column
Irish speakers are sharing things that are said to them about the Irish language – but are replacing it with other languages, Peter Kavanagh explains.
# irish-language - Wednesday 17 January, 2018
# irish-language - Saturday 30 December, 2017
# Irish Language
# Irish Language
Hold the grudges and pet hates to yourself: Irish is a necessary building block for the economy and culture we need in the future, writes Dermot McNally.
# irish-language - Sunday 24 December, 2017
# Creeping
From The Daily Edge
# irish-language - Wednesday 29 November, 2017
# Column
# Column
The census shows a big increase in the number of daily speakers of Irish in Dublin. We’re not demanding anything. We’re just saying that we exist, writes Osgur Ó Ciardha.
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