Manchán Magan’s final part of his trilogy: Ireland was believed to be the outer limit of the known world
The book the late author was working on when he died has been published
Gaeilge
There’s been a large generational shift in attitude to the Irish language
A new positivity and pride make it possible for even the calcified cranks like me to revisit their relationship with our native tongue
‘It makes them more resilient’: Life in Ireland’s only Irish-language primary boarding school
It’s a screen-free year for them – no television, no iPads, no internet – and no access to mobile phones
The Leitrim woman on a mission to revive sean-nós dancing around Ireland
Dancer and choreographer Edwina Guckian on The Devil’s in the Dancehall, how angry her research into the show made her, and the liberation of dance
Náire! Náire! Náire!
Tá an rialtas ag diúltú víosaí a thabhairt do mhic léinn ón bPalaistín, agus is sleamhain iad na leithscéalta
A Gaeilgeoir in Paris: ‘I have spoken more Irish this year than I have since my Leaving Cert’
Living in the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris, Rachael Ní Leannáin has ‘never felt more connected to Ireland’
What’s the scéal with Gaelmaxxing?
A guide gearr to the Irish language and cultural trend: what it is and how to do it (to the maxx, ar ndóigh)
Kneecap to headline charity gig in Belfast as part of Féile an Phobail
Uppa Falls gig to take place on August 6th with profits going to two Irish language projects
194,000 cáipéis nua curtha le Maoinchiste Annála Samhalta na hÉireann
Na Ceithre hAirde: Maoinchiste Annála Samhalta na hÉireann; Aisling Ghéar sa tóir ar Éilís; Ros na Rún ag earcú
I’m learning Irish. I need to get comfortable with not being any good for a long time
I can see echoes of Catalan education in my new Irish lessons conducted over a few pints
Irish language teaching should focus on speaking first
Letter writers argue that conversation and immersion are the key to learning Irish
Tríd an lionsa croíúil
Scríbhneoir agus taibheoir is ea í Eva O’Connor a bhfuil fuinneamh agus fiosracht le brath ina cuid oibre.
“Bhíos i mo chónaí i Londain ar feadh timpeall ocht mbliana agus ní go dtí gur tháinig mé abhaile gur thuigeas go rabhas gan mórán de splanc chruthaitheach de bharr ghlór na cathrach.”
Is amhránaí as Corcaigh í Muirġen a d’eisigh EP dar teideal Loinnir le déanaí. Meascán den cheol traidisiúnta, fuaimeanna electropop agus eile atá ina cuid saothair. Lena chois sin, tá sí ina ball den ghrúpa Celtic Women.
Amano De Londra Miura: Being Japanese-Irish is possibly the least interesting thing about me
Amano De Londra Miura, who has roots in Kerry and Japan, blends sean-nós with contemporary music and spoken word
Leaving Cert Irish paper two contained more challenging unseen elements than in previous years
Prose and poetry questions were approachable but some of the reading comprehensions may have been challenging
“D’fhoghlaim mé an giotár nuair a bhí mé cúig bliana déag d’aois le bheith i mo Taylor Swift. Agus nuair a bhí mé i mo pháiste, bhí mé i gcónaí ag léiriú seónna sa seomra suí le mo dheirfiúracha…Bhí mise i mo stiúrthóir i gcónaí!”
Is ealaíontóir amharclainne as Baile Átha Cliath í Shauna Carrick agus is ar ar cheoldrámaí a bhíonn cuid mhór dá fócas. Beidh a ceoldráma nua, SAOIRSE, sa Taibhdhearc i nGaillimh an 10–25 Iúil, mar chuid den Fhéile Ealaíon Idirnáisiúnta.
Dearbh, dearg agus dí-
Focail agus míreanna coitianta dar tús ‘d’ atá faoi chaibidil an tseachtain seo.
Buanna móra ag contaetha beaga
D’éirigh le laochra Laighean, an Iarmhí agus Lú, buanna stairiúla a chlárú le linn mhí Bealtaine
Rise in Irish exemptions denies children part of their identity, report says
Spiralling exemptions are being driven by increased diagnosis of learning disabilities such as dyslexia, says report
Leaving Cert Irish paper one: Students glad to see predicted topics
Ordinary-level Leaving Cert Irish paper considered fair, manageable and accessible for students
Cá bhfuil an Ghaeilge i scéal na hIntleachta Saorga?
Tá obair ar bun lena chinntiú go rachaidh an teicneolaíocht nua chun tairbhe do phobal na Gaeilge
Last-minute tips ahead of the Leaving Cert Irish exams
Irish teacher Hugh Gallagher suggests it’s better to stick to simple, accurate sentences when writing answers, as opposed to more complex ones, where mistakes can occur
“Ní áirím mar éacht aon chinneadh a rinne daoine eile fúm: duaiseanna, díol leabhar, sin rudaí nach bhfuil cumhacht agam féin orthu ag deireadh an lae.”
Is úrscéalaí í Naoise Dolan, údar Exciting Times (2020) agus The Happy Couple (2023).
Buntáistí gnó agus sochaí na teanga
Tá Gradam Sheosaimh Uí Ógartaigh á bhronnadh ar ghnólachtaí i nGaillimh le 24 bliana anuas.
Rás Tailteann 2026
Cuirfear tús leis an Rás clúiteach an 20ú Bealtaine agus beidh conair chasta roimh an bhuaiteoir
Gaois ghonta
Tá beagnach trí chead dánfhocal bailithe le chéile i bhfoilseachán nua snasta ó Cork University Press
Moving to French-speaking Montreal brought me back to the Irish language
I no longer experience the shame of not being able to back up my claim to Irishness with a cúpla focal
‘Ceangal’ agus focail ghaolmhara
Is iomaí bealach leis an fhocal ceangal a úsáid nach rithfeadh leat ar an chéad amharc
Oscar: saol déthoiseach
Baineann saothair liteartha Wilde níos mó le seomraí suite galánta Shasana ná le saol na hÉireann, cé gur Gael bródúil ba ea é.
In pictures: Hundreds gather to revive Bealtaine fire festival at Hill of Uisneach
Sacred site associated with pre-Christian gods and medieval kingly rituals
Parents who want Irish-language education for their children ‘are being failed by State’
Alan Esslemont, the author and former TG4 ard-stiúrthóir (director general), on agreeability, childhood memory and death being ‘an awfully big adventure’
Compulsory Irish in a united Ireland? Unionists won’t like that
Calls to strengthen the language to correct the wrongs of colonialism may seem like a parody to them
Tuilleadh faoi dhathanna na Gaeilge agus a n-úsáid
An tseachtain seo, caitear súil ar na húsáidí éagsúla a bhaineann leis na dathanna bán, geal agus gorm sa Ghaeilge
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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