A 1-year intensive course exclusively for graduates seeking a grade C3 or higher in Leaving Cert Honours Irish is now available in north Co Dublin.

The habits and habitats of our favourite insects: Butterflies, Spiders, Ants and Bees. Seo agat iad!

Children receive a total of 1,500 hours’ tuition in Irish over 13 years of schooling - but “they are not getting that basic ability”, said Commissioner.

From September 2011, the pupil-teacher ratio in Irish-medium schools will be identical to that in schools teaching through the medium of English.

According to new figures released by COGG, only
1,000 children out of the 9,500 attending Gaeltacht
primary schools are native Irish speakers.

New programmes on Raidió Rí-Rá, Ireland’s only Irish-language chartstation, are aimed especially at young people in secondary school and third level.

An Nollaig atá ann! Ardaigh na flapaí agus cabhraigh le Bran na bronntanais a réiteach - agus a aimsiú!

There was praise from Irish Language organisations for Ministers Pat Carey and predecessor Eamon O Cuiv for bringing ‘farsighted’ plan to completion.

From 2012, the Leaving Cert oral Irish exam will be worth 40pc of total and will include reciting poem and describing picture sequence seen in advance.

After only six months in production, the national Irish language newspaper Gaelscéal has netted one of the prestigious European Newspaper Awards.

An Gúm ag obair i gcomhar le Oxfam agus An Roinn Oideachais agus Scileanna

On March 4, Senators and TDs from all political parties were in attendance at Conradh na Gaeilge’s first Irish conversation circle in Leinster House.

If you are energetic, enthusiastic, have fluent Irish and a few hours a week to spare during March, Raidió Rí-Rá invites you to be part of its street-teams.

Pictiúrleabhar agus CD maraon le leabhar nua le Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin sa tsraith faoi eachtraí mórlaochra na Fiannaíochta.

GAELSCOILEANNA TEO has announced dates for Scléip! 2010, the national talent competition for Irish-medium and Gaeltacht post-primary schools.

Dublin City Council has voted in favour of a motion that will oblige developers to give names in the Irish language only to new estates in the city.

A revamped version of the Irish language newspaper, Foinse, will be distributed free every Wednesday with a best selling national daily.

From Letterkenny to Cork, Gaelchultúr is offering evening classes in Irish Language that will be engaging and fun and will suit different levels.