Over 100 post primary students attended a seminar on Irish Language Technologies held in Áras Inis Gluaire, Béal an Mhuirthead, Co Mayo.

“This is a grass-roots, demand-led movement and anyone who wants to be part of it is welcome,” said Donall O Conaill, Director of Foras Patrunachta.

This bilingual book discusses the background to the founding of TG4, its language policy, the specific challenges of broadcasting in Irish…

There has been a sharp rise in the number of exemptions from studying Irish, with 6,576 Irish-born students gaining exemptions in the last school year.

Gaelscoileanna Teo, the national co-ordinating body for schools teaching through the medium of Irish, has welcomed the opening of four new schools.

The row over the all-Irish policy in a post-primary community school has caused divisions in the west Kerry Gaeltacht community.

The Irish Language Commissioner’s annual report has revealed that 27 subjects on the secondary school curriculum are not available through Irish.