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
Foras na Gaeilge is delighted to publish statistics on 2019 highlights today. The statistics show some of the support provided to a wide range of sectors including developments at
This scheme supports small and medium-sized commercial enterprises promote Irish in their businesses through signage, packaging, websites and printed marketing material. All criter
The All-Ireland Marketing Awards, which are run by the Marketing Institute, are celebrating four years in existence this year. They are accepting entries at present and the deadlin
Clárú mar Phríomheagraíocht d’Earnáil na Meán Gaeilge Scríofa. Is mian le Foras na Gaeilge léirithe spéise a lorg maidir le heagraíochtaí a chur ar liosta cláraithe de phríomheagra
Foras na Gaeilge is pleased to announce that spending worth €1,094,301 was approved at a Foras na Gaeilge board meeting on 6 December.Grants were approved to promote Irish language
India, Ancient Rome, Narnia, Neverland and that stable in Bethlehem – what have these got in common, you might ask. Well, they all crop up in the fantastic collection of works from
It is twenty years today since the Language Body was established on the 2 December 1999. As well as the Language Body, which Foras na Gaeilge and the Ulster Scots Agency are part o
The 2019 published works of an Gúm will be presented by Eibhlín Ní Chonghaile in the offices of Foras na Gaeilge, 63–66 Amiens St, Dublin 1, on Thursday, the 5th of December at 6 p