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SOS Benn meets Conradh na Gaeilge during a visit to West-Belfast Irish language organisation Glór na Móna

SOS Benn meets Conradh na Gaeilge during a visit to West-Belfast Irish language organisation Glór na... read more..

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Gaeltacht Campsite to return at Ireland’s biggest music festival, Electric Picnic 2025 

Irish language stage, An Chollchoill (Hazelwood), and Irish speaking campsite announced as part of&n... read more..

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50 taking part in challenge to swim in every coastal county this weekend for Palestine

Activists hope to raise €50,000 for ACLAÍ Palestine and the Lajee Center in the Palestinian West Ban... read more..


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Debates, Workshops and Big Questions Discussed at Ard-Fheis na nÓg 2025 in Cois Fharraige

Senior-cycle students from Gaelcholáistí and Gaeltacht schools came together to discuss the future o... read more..

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‘Aoine na Gaeilge’ Launched Today at Ionad Uíbh Eachach in Belfast

The goal of Aoine na Gaeilge is to encourage individuals, groups, and businesses to use their Irish ... read more..

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Irish language groups and schools convene Stormont protest against €820k north-south cuts following DUP blockage of new funding model

Protest follows strike action in February as groups seek immediate solution and fair investment in I... read more..

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TINTEÁN protest outside Leinster House as Údarás na Gaeltachta Bill comes before the Dáil today 

Pictures Representatives from the TINTEÁN Gaeltacht housing campaign gathered outside Leinster Hous... read more..

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Irish language groups and schools convene Stormont protest against €820k north-south cuts following DUP blockage of new funding model

Protest follows strike action in February as groups seek immediate solution and fair investment in I... read more..


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‘Historic progress’ as competitions launched to appoint north’s first Irish Language Commissioner

Conradh na Gaeilge expects public appointment process to be completed and new Irish Language Commiss... read more..

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Historic milestone as 1737 penal-law era ban on Irish in Courts is finally to be repealed at Westminster

Secretary of State Hilary Benn MP to make announcement in House of Commons this week   It has... read more..

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Seachtain na Gaeilge le Energia 2025 officially launched in Loch Garman on Saturday

The festival will be held from March 1-17 in Ireland and around the world. PICTURES Seachtain na G... read more..

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Don’t break our hearts Minister McEntee this Valentines Day

Pupils from 5 Gaelscoil call for a timeline to be published for the new Gaelcholáiste in their schoo... read more..

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Ambassadors for Seachtain na Gaeilge le Energia 2025 Announced at a Special Launch in Dublin Today

Julie Jay, Shane Daniel Byrne, and Michael Fry Named as Ambassadors for #SnaG25 Pictures The ambas... read more..

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Conradh na Gaeilge Raises Concerns Over Commitments to Gaeilge and Gaeltacht in Programme for Government

It is a matter of concern that Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael did not include the Irish language and Gael... read more..

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Writer, publisher, language activist, former President of Conradh na Gaeilge, Pádraig Ó Snódaigh, has passed away.

Pádraig Ó Snodaigh was President of Conradh na Gaeilge from 1974 until 1979.    The deat... read more..

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