Gaeltacht

Liam O’Dubhgháin, trading as WJ Duggan, brought proceedings against the Minister for the Gaeltacht

Irish colleges say this summer has been ‘challenging’ as the women providing bed and board - the lifeblood of this ‘rite of passage’ learning experience - are less eager to host students due to costs

Mammoth work is a monumental celebration of how Irish words fuel our engagement with the world

‘Fundamental reform’ of State approach to Gaeltacht required instead of ‘limited discussion’ on policies, says academic

Number of host families in the Gaeltacht region has declined by 30% since 2018

David McWilliams: A system to bring over the young global Irish to the ‘old country’ each year would pay off in spades

Television: This unassuming travelogue will charm even those who wouldn’t recognise a fada in a police line-up

The radio station marks its anniversary with a series of concerts around the country

Language, fireside and family and a relationship with music were the marks of the late box player and singer, Mass hears

Alt le hEimear Nic Dhonnchadha, dalta idirbhliana i scoil Ghaeltachta

The writer says everything is a vocation, Mongolia is remarkable and direct provision is wrong.

Elections to board of the State Agency for the Gaeltacht were scrapped ten years ago as part of government austerity measures

Léargas ar ról an stáisiúin i bhforbairt an cheoil thraidisiúnta in Éirinn.

Díomá nár fhreastal oiread agus ionadaí tofa amháin as Tír Chonaill ar chruinniú stocaireachta CnaG

Tomás Ó Síocháin ceaptha ina phríomhfheidhmeannach ar an áisíneacht stáit

Young people opted to relocate to areas during the pandemic, Údarás Na Gaeltachta says

Numbers of students seeking exemptions from the subject may ‘increase significantly’

Bullying, harassment, humiliation and sexual assault ‘likely to be accepted norms’

Communication over use of English in Randox Teoranta plant has been withdrawn

Preparations for Brexit hit by Covid-19

Crowded political landscape leads activists to adopt new approach to promoting issue

Archaeologists at work on site of high-profile sit-in by homeless activists at Christmas 2016

Saturday’s ‘Beo, Gaelach & Bródúil’ is billed as one of the main events of Bliain na Gaeilge 2018

Josepha Madigan has said she will not commit to taking Irish language classes

‘The tale of the Beit paintings merely puts some more glamorous touches to a drearily familiar canvas’