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Foras na Gaeilge to make significant investment in community development through the Irish Language Networks Development Scheme 2022-2024

Foras na Gaeilge is delighted to announce that the Irish Language Networks Development Scheme 2022-2024 has been approved at a Foras na Gaeilge board meeting today. The n
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Foras na Gaeilge celebrates Colmcille 1500

The 9th June is the feast day of St Colm Cille, or Columba, whose life and whose abbey at Iona came to change the history of Ireland, Scotland and the north of
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Regina Uí Chollatáin ceaptha mar Chathaoirleach ar Fhoras na Gaeilge

Ceapadh an tOllamh Regina Uí Chollatáin mar Chathaoirleach ar Fhoras na Gaeilge ag cruinniú earnála iompair den Chomhairle Aireachta Thuaidh/Theas (CATT) ar an 5 Bealtaine. Is as L
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Nearly €500,000 worth of grants approved and new naíscoil for East Belfast

The board of Foras na Gaeilge have approved a significant number of grants at a meeting on the 23 April. These include the following grants: €64,970 worth of grants has bee
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Foras na Gaeilge welcomes applications for the Projects Fund

Foras na Gaeilge is welcoming applications for the Projects Fund. The aim of the fund, which was established in 2020, is to support areas of work and projects that do not fall unde
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Hugger mugger – the virus of misinformation in Ireland

Media Literacy Ireland has organised an event in conjunction with Raidió na Gaeltachta as part of the Be Media Smart campaign. The organisation’s description of the event
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The Projects Fund

Foras na Gaeilge welcomes organisations wishing to apply to the Projects Fund. This is a fund which is aimed at areas of work and projects not covered by Foras na Gaeilge schemes a
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The Mentoring Scheme 2021

This scheme aims to give writers at the start of their writing career an opportunity to get advice on their writing and the craft of writing in general from mentors who are recogni
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#DoGhairmleGaeilge – Eimear Ní Bhroin

In this video we would like to introduce Eimear Ní Bhroin. Eimear is an Officer of Language Affairs   with the European Commission in Dublin. Eimear has excellent suggest
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