Proposed legislation will face huge tests in coming hours, days and weeks
“Irish language Act must deliver meaningful rights and official recognition for community”
Conradh na Gaeilge remind Secretary of State of duty to implement Irish language act as co-guarantor of 2006 St Andrew’s Agreement in meeting at Hillsborough today
ALL WE WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS:
Gaeilge for all in our education system
Belfast Gaelic Bus Tour
In conjuction with our history and heritage project 'Claochlu Cultúir agus an Conradh', we are organising a bus tour around Belfast. On the 7th of December, members of the community will get the opportunity to explore the city's Gaelic history, and the things that inspired, and indeed continue to inspire, Irish speakers in today's society. With Conchúr Óg Mac Siacais as tour guide on this special trip, we will be visiting some extremely significant sites, from the Shaw's Road to the Beersbridge Road to Divis. We are really looking forward to it- join us!
Raidió Rí-Rá all over the country!
The station is broadcasting on FM this week and two new studios have been opened in Cork and Galway
Céard é an Scéal 2019
What’s the Story? Céard é an Scéal?
PEIG.ie to be launched welcoming in a new era for the Irish language online
PEIG.ie’s new website will be launched at Oireachtas na Samhna this year at 13:00 on Saturday the 2nd of November in the City West Suite in the City West Hotel. This launch welcomes in a new era for the Irish language online. PEIG.ie focuses on providing news, events, job vacancies and information to the Irish language community and to the learners of the language. The new website is a leap forward in improving the standard of the service that PEIG.ie provides to its users.
Comhrá ‘19 has started in New Zealand
An Irish language conversation that will travel over 50,000 km
Release: Conradh na Gaeilge welcomes warmly the restoration of the Gaeltacht grant for students on State-funded Initial Teacher Education programmes.
Better late than never
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