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#DoGhairmleGaeilge – Ursula Ní Shabhaois

We are excited to share with you a series of videos created to inform young people about the opportunities available with Irish. We would like to thank @GradIreland for their suppo
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#DoGhairmleGaeilge – Áine Ní Shúilleabháin

Here is the next video in the series, #DoGhairmleGaeilge! We’d like to introduce Áine Ní Shúilleabháin, Irish language officer of Trinity College Dublin. Áine has a very intere
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Scéim na gCompántas Drámaíochta Proifisiúnta agus Amaitéarach 2021

This scheme focuses on Irish language drama companies which aim to foster, develop and provide Irish language drama to the arts sector, the Irish language community, the general pu
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Press release: 2020 – how Foras na Gaeilge passed an exceptional year

As 2020 draws to a close, Foras na Gaeilge casts an eye back on the opportunities and challenges that arose. 2020 was an exceptional and difficult year in the area of health and fo
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#CéMuid: Colm Ó hArgáin

Foras na Gaeilge has begun a new campaign to introduce members of staff to the public. We would like to introduce Colm Ó hArgáin! Area: Eduction Venue: Dublin Role: I am w
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#CéMuid: Anna Lee

Foras na Gaeilge has begun a new campaign to introduce members of staff to the public. We would like to introduce Anna Lee!Area: Human ResourcesVenue: Amiens Street, DublinRole: I
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Press Release: More than €1.8 million of grants approved by Foras na Gaeilge board at the last meeting of the year

The last board meeting of Foras na Gaeilge of 2020 was held remotely on Friday, 11 December, which drew board business to a close in 2020. Three newly appointed members were welcom
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#CéMuid: Anna Davitt

Foras na Gaeilge has begun a new campaign to introduce members of staff to the public. We would like to introduce Anna Davitt! Name: Anna Davitt Area: Communications and mark
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Keep in touch with Foras na Gaeilge

It is a priority for Foras na Gaeilge to ensure that appropriate steps have been taken to protect staff members and the public from COVID-19. Foras na Gaeilge is following the late
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