We need yoga in our life now more than ever. Some people are under pressure with home schooling and also with remote working. Hundreds of jobs have been lost. Companies have closed
Tá an saol iomlán athraithe don chuid is mó dúinn le cúpla mí nó seachtain anuas. Den chuid is mó
nuair a athraíonn rudaí cuireann siad strus orainn, fiú más athruithe maithe
The lively new #LeChéile (‘together’) campaign, conducted by FORAS NA GAEILGE, is now in full swing on social media. As part of this campaign exciting content is being provided to
Bhí spéis agam riamh i mbláthanna fiáine. Is cuimhin liom laethanta m’óige, ag spraoi sa pháirc in aice mo thí agus ag teacht ar bhláthanna beaga bídeacha le tabhairt isteach chuig
Foras na Gaeilge is providing funding for appropriate Youth Events programmes (which must contain a minimum of 12 sessions) through Irish for young people (3 to 18 years of age):
The board of Foras na Gaeilge have had their first meeting since the start of the exceptional arrangements for Covid-19 on Friday 17 April. The meeting was held via video conferenc
Is múinteoir agus scríbhneoir as an Rinn Contae Phort Láirge é Ógie Ó Céilleachair a bhfuil roinnt úrscéalta scríofa aige le blianta beaga anuas.
Cathain a chuir tú suim sa scr
Is iomaí ceannlíne nuachta agus rabhadh ar líne atá feicthe againn faoin athrú aeráide faoin tráth seo. Tá an baol don todhchaí ina imní mhór agus má tá tú imníoch faoi ar chor ar
As a result of COVID-19 Foras na Gaeilge is asking applicants to send their applications to funding schemes currently advertised to send them to us by email. The application and al
‘Éirigh ar maidin, téigh isteach sa chith, cuir ort do chuid éadaigh agus tosaigh ag obair.’ Sin an chomhairle a thugtar do dhaoine atá ag obair ón mbaile. Go minic, moltar do dhao
At present, as the people of Ireland tackle the challenges of COVID-19, it will be important that organisations of every type work together to mitigate the implications of the spre
Foras na Gaeilge is providing funding for appropriate Summer Camps through Irish for young people (3 to 18 years of age):which aim to strengthen the Irish language through a mix of