‘Many still feel pressure to leave parts of themselves at the door’ – The Irish Times
“Children don’t need to choose between languages or identities,” says Francesca La Morgia, the founder of Mother Tongues.…
'Fixing something that wasn't broken': anger over planned cut to Donegal 'cancer flight' – The Journal
‘Fixing something that wasn’t broken’: anger over planned cut to Donegal ‘cancer flight’ The JournalCriticism of Govt decision on…
New research shows that children want to learn Irish but that their needs are not being met
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‘When I was young the trend was to shut Gaeilge, nationalism and patriotism down’ – The Irish Times
I’m trying to write a song right now. With this one, I had a stray idea of how…
Seán Mac Mathúna, award-winning writer in Irish and English, dies aged 89 – The Irish Times
The death has occurred in Dublin of the writer Seán Mac Mathúna, aged 89. A native of Co…
Údarás na Gaeltachta’s AI competition faces backlash from artists
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‘Huge demand’ for Irish language classes as adult learners return to school decades on – The Irish Times
“Can I say: I drink gin and tonics and eat chocolates?” says retiree Pauline McHale when her class…
Ireland needs a space agency to share in industry which could be worth €3 trillion by 2040
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Culture war about Irish “doesn’t help Unionists”
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Conamara café owner says VAT cut will barely offset other cost increases he's facing – The Journal
Conamara café owner says VAT cut will barely offset other cost increases he’s facing The JournalVAT for catering, hairdressing…
My son plans to drop higher-level Irish for the Leaving Cert. Is this a good idea? – The Irish Times
My son started into fifth year last month. He is anxious to secure the maximum grades possible as…
AI is smart, just don’t ask it to speak the Irish language – The Irish Times
“Speak to me as Gaeilge.” Words that have struck fear into many a schoolchild’s soul. But also, apparently,…