Those who follow me on other forms of social media know that I absolutely love seaweed. It’s something that I forage for on the regular and enjoy with many meals.
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Primary school students have penned a wonderful poem on the future of Irish in Uíbh Ráthach. Celebrating Seachtain na Gaeilge 2021, ‘Todchaí na Gaeilge’ is a lovely short piece performed
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If you grew up in Ireland, it’s more than likely that you came across the months of the year in Irish at some stage of your lives, but did you
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From Irish podcasts, short films, theatre productions and more, there are plenty of wonderful things that you can enjoy online right now. I’ve already done a list of audiobooks i nGaelainn but this one
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Thá ‘Spongebob an Scannán: Rith Spúinse Rith’ ar fáil i nGaelainn ar Netflix. Great news movie fans, Spongebob the Movie is available on Netflix in the Irish language. Beidh túismitheoirí
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Irish language bird names are stunning but it’s important not to rely on things like Google Translate to hunt down their magical names as you may be led astray. For
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There’s something quite captivating about Irish language flower names. They’re constructed in such lyrical and delicate ways that often it’s simply beautiful to just hear them spoken out loud. Here
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Modúl Idirbhliana ar Zoom dírithe ar dhaltaí Iar-bhunscoileanna Gaeltachta agus Lán-Ghaeilge. Transition Year students are being offered a great insight to journalism in an online course with thanks to NUIG,
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The Irish language is something that’s so rich in metaphor and meaning, wit and wisdom that it’s hard to compare its lyricism to anything else. There’s nothing quite like it,
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If there’s one thing that we’re not short of in Ireland, it’s creativity. And that’s exactly what Irishman Paddy Donnelly has showcased through his breathtaking Irish language illustrations and captivating
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