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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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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Thá bhfuil roinnt leabhar ilteangach ón scríbhneoir Gabriel Rosenstock le fáilt saor in aisce ‘nis. A selection of multilingual books by the Irish language writer Gabriel Rosenstock are available to read
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From Irish podcasts, short films, theatre productions, closleabhair (audiobooks) and Irish language short films, there are so many things that you can enjoy online today. But often, finding these nuggets as Gaeilge can
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Irish language television station TG4 has welcomed the announcement by the government that additional funding will be allocated to them in 2021. The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport
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TG4 and Molscéal are celebrating Culture Night 2020 with Ealaín na Gaeltachta and as part of the celebration, a newly commissioned film Tearmann featuring artists from An Ghaeltacht will be
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Contemporary Irish language music and film creator, Deoraí, has released a new single ‘Páiste Bocht’ (‘Poor Child’) which aims to figuratively portray the experience of a refugee arriving in Ireland
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