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OPINION: BBC spends more money libelling Gerry Adams than supporting Irish language broadcasting

A language lives or dies on its relevance to modern life.

BBC bashed at Gearóid-Fest

A two day festival dedicated to Irish language activist Gearóid Ó Cairealláin - who passed away in December 2024 - has heard calls for the BBC to do more to support Irish language journalism.

Glór na Móna open new outdoor youth sanctuary and sensory garden space

A NEW outdoor youth sanctuary and sensory garden has been opened in the Ballymurphy area by pioneering Irish language youth and community organisation Glór na Móna.

Spirit of Gearóid lives on in Irish Fest

Legendary Irish language activist Gearóid Ó Cairealláin, who passed away this time last year, is to be honoured with a two day festival of debates, exhibitions and musical celebrations.

BBC and TG4 bring Irish language feature length Christmas adventure to our screens

A MAGICAL new animated film Nollaí, a landmark co-commission from BBC Northern Ireland, TG4 and S4C, is set to arrive on screens in time for Christmas.

€400,000 boost will see Aisling Ghéar's new theatre production tour the country

WEST Belfast Irish language theatre company Aisling Ghéar have received a major financial boost with €400,000 funding for their new theatre production which will tour the country next year.

ÓMÓS: Seoirse Ó Dochartaigh – Scríbhneoir, cumadóir agus ealaíontóir spreagúil

Seoirse Ó Dochartaigh (1946 - 2025)

NOLLAIG SHONA: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

PUTTING up the Christmas lights on the Falls Road on Monday night behind the backdrop of an evening sunset

Belfast businesses honoured in GRADAIM Gnó na hÉireann awards

BUSINESSES across Belfast are celebrating after receiving GRADAIM Gnó na hÉireann recognition awards, joining over 160 groups from throughout the island – the highest number yet!

Irish language drama Crá returns for a second series

BBC and TG4 have confirmed they have commissioned a second series of the crime drama Crá.

Inaugural speech of President Catherine Connolly

A THAOISIGH, A Phríomhbhreithimh, Airí, Baill Chomhairle an Stáit, Baill an Oireachtais, Ambasadóirí, Ceannairí Eaglaise, agus dhaoine uaisle ar fad, chomh maith le an Chéad Aire an Tuaiscirt, Michelle O’Neill, agus ceannairí eile ó gach cairn den Tuaisceart.

AISLING REILLY MLA: Unity conversation has 'shifted from dreaming to planning'

THE latest instalment of Sinn Féin’s Commission on the Future of Ireland took pace at the Oireachtas na Samhna in Belfast, where the focus was firmly on what cultural and language rights should look like in a united Ireland.

First bilingual street sign to be erected in Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council

THE first bilingual street sign is to be erected in Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council area. After a survey with residents the street, Glen River Mews in Glenavy, met the council’s two-thirds threshold for the erection of a dual language street plate in Irish and English, with a 93 per cent response in favour from residents. Another street in Glenavy, Riverside Court, had a 54 per cent response and therefore didn’t meet the two-thirds threshold. Sinn Féin councillor Gary McCleave hailed the decision as historic.

Oireachtas na Samhna coverage from Belfast continues on TG4 this weekend

COVERAGE of ‘Oireachtas na Samhna 2025 from Belfast continues this weekend, broadcast to audiences worldwide on TG4.

Feirstigh chun tosaigh ag Oireachtas na Samhna

Creid nó ná creid é, beidh an tOireachtas i mBéal Feirste cois cuain den dara huair riamh i stair ársa an Oireachtais ar an tseachtain seo chugainn.

Belfast gets the crumbs off the table with Euro 2028 draw

Gaelic Games: St Gall's set up All-Belfast final after victory over Creggan

Soccer: Depleted Cliftonville welcome Swifts to Solitude

Soccer: Joe 'the goal' breaks 300 goals as Reds advance to last eight

Community Gardening: Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is here, time to get planting

PLATING UP: A chilli lime and coriander seasoned Basa fillet on a bed of baby beets

EYE ON THE PAST: November 1984 – Direct Rule plan for Belfast

Police treat UVF graffiti at Alliance office as a 'hate crime'

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