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Gaeltacht courses reduced from three weeks to two due to double bookings

AN Irish language college in the heart of the Donegal Gaeltacht has been forced to reduce the length of its courses from three weeks to two next summer, due to an error with its online booking system which led to double bookings.

West Belfast Irish language indie rockers The Shan Vans to feature on UTV

WEST Belfast indie band The Shan Vans are set to appear on UTV on Thursday night, showcasing the band's unique sound.

Irish speakers unite to develop housing scheme in Gaeltacht Quarter

A NEW association is hoping to create an all-Irish speaking housing project in West Belfast.

Kneecap dedicate record label signing to Raidió na Gaeltachta broadcaster Rónán

WEST Belfast rappers Kneecap have signed their first record deal and dedicated it to one of their long-time supporters who passed away this week.

GRÁINNE NÍ GHILÍN: Rónán, a chothaigh grá agus misneach i bpobal na Gaeilge

Tréith amháin atá i gcoitinne ag na Gaeil is ea gur maith linn bheith ag maíomh as na hoícheanta spleodracha atá caite againn thar na blianta. Oícheanta móra mireachais a lean go maidin. Oícheanta craiceáilte le scoth an cheoil agus na cuideachta. Oícheanta a mhairfidh sa chuimhne. Tá snáithe ar leith i scéalta den chineál seo, a bhíonn á reic i ngach cearn den tír, is é sin an ról a bhí ag an chraoltóir Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí, a cailleadh Dé Máirt, iontu.

On the move with West Belfast woman Emer in new BBC Gaeilge series

THERE'S no place like home. From first time buyers to a place to retire, a new BBC Gaeilge series helps six home-hunters search for their perfect place to settle down.

LEABHAIR: Dhá chogadh mar chúlbhrat d'úrscéal beoga a threabhann talamh úr

Ó am go chéile, castar ort guth úrnua a thugann ort suí suas go díreach is aird a thabhairt air.

New Hampshire's Irish speaking pastor Fr. Zac spreads the good word in Donegal

There’s a Turas, or pilgrimage path, of St. Colmcille that traces its steps through nature’s stunning surroundings of Gleann Colm Cille, in southwest Donegal, where megalithic tombs, standing stones, and the odd sheep or two weave their way into the landscape and lore of the local area.

Coláiste Feirste principal hits out at Department over failure to address growth in Irish medium education

THE Principal of Belfast's only Irish medium secondary school has hit out at the Department of Education for its failure to address the growth in the numbers of pupils in Irish medium education.

Poleglass man one of main presenters on Irish language children's channel

A POLEGLASS man is fronting up the first dedicated Irish language channel for children.

Forbairt Feirste aim to bring Irish language arts extravaganza to Belfast for first time since 1997

A WEST Belfast Irish language group is hoping to bring a prestigious Irish arts and culture event to Belfast.

First words from Raidió Fáilte to be heard again at annual Gaeilge lecture

A newly unearthed recording of the first programme broadcast on Raidió Fáilte 38 years ago will be among the highlights today, Friday 11 August, at the Raidió Fáilte Annual Lecture.

TRAD FEST: Growing up on the Western Isles has left a lasting impression on Kathleen

AFTER a mesmerising performance at Belfast’s Trad Fest, acclaimed Scottish singer Kathleen MacInnes has spoken about the influence that music and language has had on her life.

FÉILE 23: Fearghal to give Irish language talk at St Paul's

ST Paul's GAC on the Shaws Road are hosting a talk on the Development and Use of the Irish Language, during Féile an Phobail. The talk is in conjunction with Lenadoon Cultural Group.

GRÁINNE NÍ GHILÍN: An Aithin breac le seamróga

RUD a chuir iontas mór orm fá chathair na hAithne ná an oiread graifítí neamhtharraingteach atá ann. Ní raibh fiche bomaite féin caite agam ag siúl thart ar na cúlsráideanna gur tuigeadh dom go bhfuil tábhacht mhór le híomhá na seamróige ann. Tá sí le feiceáil ar fud na háite. Tuigfidh lucht leanúna sacair cén suntas atá leis, ach mar dhuine nach gcuireann mórán suime sna cúrsaí sin b’éigean dom dul i muinín Google le heolas a fháil ar an chúis a bhfuil an tsiombail a shamhlaítear leis an Éireannachas chomh coitianta sin in ealaín sráide phríomchathair na Gréige.

Soccer: Three second half goals see Ireland defeat Gibraltar

Mixed reaction as Brendan Rodgers confirmed as new Celtic manager

Athletics: Belfast Irish Milers Meet announces 2024 date

Gaelic Games: Antrim advance into Tailteann Cup semi-finals

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Legacy plans lay dynamite under victims' hopes

GERRY ADAMS: At St Comgall's, Eileen's shining vision becomes a reality

DÚLRA: A new way to learn about the birds and the bees

JUDE COLLINS: Efforts to create a single conflict narrative won't succeed

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