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Film Première: Calman nan Loch 9th November, An Lanntair, Stornoway

In the film we discover how, through the singing of the Gaelic psalms the people of Lochs keep the spirit of the Celtic Church alive to this day. The film takes inspiration from th
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World Book Day 2023 launches in Ireland

World Book Day is setting out to reach more children than ever with the joy of reading in 2023. Launching today in Ireland, the annual celebration of books and reading has teamed u
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Katharina Dietz wins Niall Ó Dónaill Medal 2022

The daughter and granddaughter of Niall Ó Dónaill, Éilis Grae and Síle Grae, presented the Niall Ó Dónaill Medal to Katharina Dietz at an event in Foras na Gaeilge’s headquarters i
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Comórtas na Leabhar Gaeilge – September

Prize Book of the Month Dialann Scubaidín Caitlín Ní Chualáin (translator), Alex T Smith (illustrator), Jeanne Willis (writer), Enid Blyton (writer). Publisher: Cló I
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Shortlists Announced for the 2022 Irish-Language Book of the Year Publishing Awards

The shortlists were announced today, 25th of August 2022, by An tOireachtas, in conjunction with Foras na Gaeilge, for the Irish-Language Book of the Year Publishing Awards - Grada
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Historic Day as the First Meeting of the Irish Language Services Advisory Committee convened today

Government Chief-Whip and Minister of State for the Gaeltacht and Sport, Jack Chambers T.D., met with members of the Irish Language Services Advisory Committee today, 25 July 2
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Comórtas na Leabhar Gaeilge – July

Prize Book of the Month Mé Suibhne le Feargal Ó Béarra Publisher: Leabhar Breac A story about mental illness, about insulting the Church, about the delicate tragic
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Implementation of Loughrea Language Plan

Foras na Gaeilge has facilitated the investment of over €4.1 million to date in the language planning process in eight areas that have recently received official recognition for th
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Learn more about Galway City’s Gaelphobal

There is a national campaign underway by Foras na Gaeilge to encourage communities outside of the Gaeltacht areas to get involved in promoting the Irish language. The project aims
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