Foras na Gaeilge is delighted to announce that they have selected Diarmuid de Faoite to spend time in Macedonia as part of the Other Words project this summer. Diarmuid will be
Census 2016 Summary Results - Part 1 was published today and gives the first results on the use of Irish among the Republic of Ireland’s population of 4,761,865. 1,761,420 (39.8%)
Séan Kyne T.D., Minister of State for Gaeltacht Affairs, launched the ebook Bilingual Packaging: a guide for best business practice at an event yesterday in Dublin Institute of Tec
At an event on Tuesday 4 April in Gaelscoil na Dúglaise prizes were presented to some of the 1,000 children who created, designed and published their own books in Irish as part of
Gaelchultúr was established in 2004 with the aim of promoting the Irish language and various aspects of Irish culture, including music, song and dance, in Dublin and other parts of
We would like the public’s opinion on the on the future of the Irish Language Officers Scheme in local government in Northern Ireland.Scéim na nOifigeach Gaeilge - Doiciméad Comha
TEG Examinations 2017 will take place in the following centres: An SpidéalBelfastCastlebarKillarneyKilkennyCorkLetterkennyLimerickMaynoothParisPragueNew YorkOttawaSydney B2 1 Apr
Foras na Gaeilge visited Bardic Educational Arts and Media in the Torrent Complex in Donnaghmore, where the young people enjoyed the Irish language, dance and music which was provi
Foras na Gaeilge are pleased to launch DoGhairm le Gaeilge (Your Career with Irish) awareness campaign in association with Grad Ireland. This campaign is aimed at undergraduates an
Tá cuid mhór féidearthachtaí ann maidir le gairmeacha beatha do chéimithe ar cainteoirí líofa Gaeilge iad. Is éagsúil iad na deiseanna atá ar fáil in earnálacha ar nós na meán cuma
Call for applications for an 8-week literary creative residency, 11th June to 6thAugust, in Leeuwarden for Irish language writersDeadline for applications is 1 p.m.20th March 2018.
Foras na Gaeilge is pleased to announce a series of information nights to promote the funded schemes on offer from the north/south Irish language body. The first of these will be