# language - Tuesday 3 November, 2020
# Language
From The42
# Language
CJ Stander talks about learning a new language, being told he was too small, and dealing with criticism.
# language - Wednesday 25 September, 2019
# Language
# Language
Several MPs had said Johnson should moderate his language in memory of Cox.
# language - Saturday 24 August, 2019
# Recruitment
# Recruitment
Learning additional languages is often very challenging for students with dyslexia.
# language - Friday 15 March, 2019
# Opinion
# Opinion
My daughter speaks mostly in English but there are also lots of words that she only knows the Irish for – so she mixes them in, writes Caoimhín De Barra.
# language - Sunday 3 February, 2019
# Development
# Development
This new research suggests the advantages of living in a bilingual home begin from the very earliest stage of development.
# language - Sunday 13 January, 2019
# Opinion
# Opinion
With the United Kingdom set to leave the European Union this year, it’s time for Hiberno English to become the official language of the EU, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
# language - Sunday 16 December, 2018
# Galway
# Galway
Myles Joyce, who was hanged for the murders, was pardoned President by Michael D Higgins this year.
# language - Sunday 18 November, 2018
# Opinion
# Opinion
Dogs took centre stage in Irish mythology, stories and proverbs, just like they dominate our social media feeds today, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha
# 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.
# language - Monday 25 June, 2018
# Break It Down
# Break It Down
Plain English is a way of presenting information that helps people understand it the first time they read or hear it.
# language - Sunday 13 May, 2018
# Research
# Research
It has long been difficult to determine how and why human language began.
# language - Wednesday 11 April, 2018
# Príomhchathair
# Príomhchathair
It’s part of an investment plan for the language.
# language - Wednesday 4 April, 2018
# Internal Review
# Internal Review
Ulster Rugby and the IRFU said Gilroy is subject to an internal review and is not available for selection.
# language - Friday 23 February, 2018
# Gaeilge
# Gaeilge
Five areas north and south have been chosen to receive formal status as Irish language network communities.
# 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.
# language - Thursday 14 December, 2017
# ISL
# ISL
The bill is expected to pass through all stages of the Dáil today.
# language - Saturday 4 November, 2017
# Singalong
# Singalong
Their strategy also resembles methods used in computer linguistics to compare documents.
# language - Tuesday 1 August, 2017
# language - Thursday 11 May, 2017
# Excuse My French
# Excuse My French
Some performed very well, while others struggled with basic vocabulary.
# language - Sunday 30 April, 2017
# 99 Problems
# 99 Problems
From Norwegians to Native Americans, people are using rap music to keep indigenous language alive.
# language - Sunday 23 April, 2017
# Meningitis
# Meningitis
Shannon O’Neill is travelling to Ireland in the summer to visit Gaeltacht areas and advance her level of Irish.
# language - Sunday 9 April, 2017
# Watch Your Language
# Watch Your Language
The word appeared in legislation on women and their role in rural areas which was supported by two Fine Gael MEPs.
# language - Saturday 11 February, 2017
# Mother Tongue
# Mother Tongue
The native way of life has been wiped out in parts of the Amazon.
# language - Saturday 4 February, 2017
# Opinion
# Opinion
For starters, we don’t spend €1.2 billion in preserving An Ghaeilge each year, says Caoimhín De Barra.
# language - Friday 25 November, 2016
# Grá Don Ghaeilge
# Grá Don Ghaeilge
It’s estimated that almost a quarter of all Duolingo users are resident in Ireland.
# language - Monday 14 November, 2016
# Taxi-ing Questions
# Taxi-ing Questions
A new questionnaire is being posed by the National Transport Authority as part of its review of how drivers should be licensed to work in the industry.
# language - Sunday 28 August, 2016
# Taxi
# Taxi
Immigrants make up 96% of the 144,000 cabbies in the city.
# language - Sunday 5 June, 2016
# The Irish For
From The Daily Edge
# The Irish For
There’s a word for ‘one of those visits that goes on way too long’.
# language - Wednesday 4 May, 2016
# Gas Craic
From The Daily Edge
# language - Tuesday 3 May, 2016
# Controversial
# Controversial
The Sinn Féin leader has again defended his comparison of Irish nationalists with African-American slaves.
# language - Saturday 30 April, 2016
# Langer
From The Daily Edge
# Langer
It’s a great auld country.
# language - Sunday 24 April, 2016
# Mblíp Mblíp
From The Daily Edge
# Mblíp Mblíp
There’s a word for ‘trying to talk while bawling crying’.
# language - Saturday 12 March, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
The term is left hanging in the background of debate, casting a vague and supposedly scary shadow over the future, writes Dr Robert Grant.
# language - Saturday 5 March, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
Sadhbh Devlin says she tried to get her little girl to stop cursing, but nothing was working, so she had to let her say it.
# language - Tuesday 16 February, 2016
# Lost In Translation
# Lost In Translation
The government has been given until 21 March to translate an almost 12-year-old act into Irish.
# language - Thursday 4 February, 2016
# Pop Quiz
From The Daily Edge
# Pop Quiz
Do you talk real good? Find out in here.
# language - Friday 22 January, 2016
# Langauge
From The Daily Edge
# Langauge
So unfortunate.
# language - Saturday 24 October, 2015
# Wicked Tongues
# Wicked Tongues
The inhabitants of Denmark, Sweden and Norway often speak English as well as, if not better than, we do. What’s their secret?
# language - Monday 21 September, 2015
# Courts
# Courts
The failed test “is not evidence at all and cannot be admitted,” said Judge Seamus Noonan.
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