Who is it for?
The workshop is aimed at Transition Year students. The workshop is suitable for every type of school - Gaelcholáistí, English-language schools, within or outside of the Gaeltacht. There is no need to worry about the standard of Irish that the students have, the workshop can be run bilingually or through Irish only.
A Seó Bóthair workshop can be run with up to 50 students at one time. Therefore, sometimes more than one workshop is needed - we run workshops between 09:00 - 10:30, 11:00 - 12:30, and 14:00 - 15:30 usually, depending on lunch times and school hours.
What is the aim of the Road Show?
The aim of the workshop is to empower and encourage students to use Irish more often. We inform students about the advantages and opportunities that the Irish language provides, the growth and movement of the Irish language, and the various ongoing Irish language campaigns.
Theme of the workshop: An Ghaeilge i do Thodhchaí
There are many jobs with the Irish language available in Ireland and in Europe in recent years. We want to share information about these jobs and the third-level courses that will be of great benefit to those who wish to work through Irish in the future.
We also hope to inspire the students as to the other advantages related to Irish before they continue onto the next stage of their lives.
There will be 3 coordinators travelling around the country. The country will be divided up into the sections below.
The schedule for the 2024/25 acedemic year will be published shortly, but feel free to register in advance and we'll be in touch!
Please click on your area below
South
| County | Week beginning |
|---|---|
| Corcaigh | 27 November |
| Port Láirge | 4 December |
| Cill Mhantáin | 11 December |
| Briseadh na Nollag | 19 December- 2 January |
| Corcaigh | 8 January |
| An Chlár | 15 January |
| Ceatharlach | 22 January |
| Ciarraí | 29 January |
| Cill Ceannaigh/Loch Garman | 5 February |
| Corcaigh | 19 February |
| Tiobráid Árainn | 26 February |
| Cill Mhantáin | 4 March |
| Luimneach | 11 March |
| Port Láirgen | 18 March |
| Corcaigh | 8 April |
| Luimneach / An Chlár | 15 April |
| Port Láirge / Tiobráid Árainn | 22 April |
| Loch Garman / Cill Mhantáin | 29 April |
| Contae le deimhniú | 6 May |
| Contae le deimhniú | 13 May |
| Contae le deimhniú | 20 May |
| Contae le deimhniú | 27 May |
West
| County | Week beginning |
|---|---|
| Iarmhí | 20 - 24 November |
| Uibh Fháilí / Laois | 27 November - 1 December |
| Cabhán / Longfort | 4 - 8 December |
| Gaillimh | 11 - 15 December |
| Briseadh na Nollag | 19 December- 2 January |
| Cabhán / Liatroim | 8 January |
| Gaillimh | 15 January |
| Iarmhí / Longfort | 22 January |
| Ros Comáin / Maigh Eo | 29 January |
| Laois / Uíbh Fháilí | 5 February |
| Liatroim / Dún na nGall | 19 February |
| Maigh Eo / Sligeach | 26 February |
| Gaillimh | 4 March |
| Iarmhí / Ros Comáin | 11 March |
| Longfort / Liatroim / Cabhán | 18 March |
| Dún na nGall | 8 April |
| Sligeach / Cabhán | 15 April |
| Laois / Uíbh Fháilí | 22 April |
| Maigh Eo | 29 April |
| Gaillimh | 6 May |
| Iarmhí / Cabhán /Longfort | 13 May |
| Ros Comáin | 20 May |
| Gaillimh | 27 May |
East and North
| County | Week beginning |
|---|---|
| Baile Átha Cliath | 20 - 24 November |
| Doire / Tír Eoghain | 27 November - 1 December |
| Muineacháin /Fear Manach | 4 - 8 December |
| Dún / Lú | 11 - 15 December |
| Briseadh na Nollag | 19 December- 2 January |
| BÁC | 8 January |
| Lú | 15 January |
| Cill Dara | 22 January |
| Ard Mhacha / Tír Eoghain | 29 January |
| Muineacháin / Fear Manach | 5 February |
| Mí | 19 February |
| BÁC | 26 February |
| Aontroim | 4 March |
| Doire / Fear Manach | 11 March |
| BÁC | 18 March |
| BÁC | 8 April |
| Lú | 15 April |
| Cill Dara | 22 April |
| Dún | 29 April |
| Aontroim | 6 May |
| Doire / Tír Eoghain | 13 May |
| Ard Mhacha / Dún | 20 May |
| Mí | 27 May |
What is Gluaiseacht?
The Seó Bóthair is part of the Gluaiseacht campaign. The aim of the campaign is to encourage young people to use their Irish after they leave school. We illustrate to them the different ways that Irish can be used outside of the classroom, be that in their future career, in their locality, within their family or simply in their daily life.
For more information about Gluaiseacht, contact
Gluaiseacht is sponsored by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
