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New research on diversity and impact of religious belief in 21st-century Ireland
The Irish are very welcoming, but not very open to diversity
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"Gaeilge" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
Max is one man making Gaeilge big in Sweden
Russian academic brings love for Gaeilge from afar
In light of the newly appointed Oifigeach Pleanála Teanga (Language Planning Officer) for Co Kerry, it came to mind about how people go about learning Irish in a non-traditional way.
Acclaimed African novel is published as Gaeilge
An Irish translation of Africa’s greatest novels has been published to wide acclaim. Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe was translated by Irene Lynch, wife of former Irish Ambassador to Nigeria Joseph Lynch.
Get with the programme for Seachtain na Gaeilge across Ireland in 2019
The biggest events of the year to celebrate the Irish language are quickly approaching as countries all over the world will take part in Seachtain na Gaeilge from 1-17 March.
Gaeltacht summer school is a musical hit online
Musicians from one of the most renowned Irish summer schools in Ireland launched their own YouTube channel back in September 2010.
Racist panic being spread in Finland – by the mass media
At the beginning of the year, Finland was awash with stories about young girls being ‘groomed’. A gang of young lads of immigrant background had been apprehended by the police and were suspected of sexual congress with underage girls — and of course all the online racist trolls started to drool about how they’d collectively wreak revenge upon ”foreigners” as a collective.
Sluasceimhle ciníoch á spreagadh san Fhionlainn – ag na meáin chumarsáide
I dtús na bliana bhí an Fhionlainn ar coipeadh le scéalta faoi ”ghrúmáil” na gcailíní óga. Bhí dornán de stócaigh a raibh cúlra inimirce acu gafa ag na póilíní agus amhras fúthu go raibh siad tar éis ciontú le gearrchailí faoi aois — agus ar ndóigh bhí lucht ciníochais an Idirlín ag cur i dtíortha faoin díoltas a bhí siad le himirt ar ”na strainséirí” mar chnuasdream.
An Outside View/Léargas Taobh Amuigh: Slán go deo ag an bhFionlainnis
Nuair a thosaigh mé ag foghlaim na Gaeilge i m’fhear óg shónta shaontach dom, ba ábhar dubhiontais domh an dóigh a ndeachaigh an teanga de bhéal na nGael, chomh luath, chomh tobann.
The New Irish/Na Nua-Éireannaigh: ‘Why would you bother?’ This is why
There are three types of Irish people. Na Gaeilgeoirí, the people that love Irish but can’t speak it (and that always say, ‘Oh I’d love to be able to speak Irish’) and those that always have to put their tuppence to say, ‘But why would you bother?’
Ní hí an Ghaeilge teanga na nGeal amháin
Tá a fhios ag Dia go bhfuil cuid mhór den díospóireacht phoiblí faoi stádas na Gaeilge i sochaí na hÉireann curtha ó mhaith ar fad ag daoine nach bhfuil an cúpla focal féin den teanga acu, rud nár choisc orthu riamh tuairimí láidire a bheith acu ina taobh.
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