‘Not a wake but a hurlamaboc’: Manchán Magan and the rise of the Irish language

Ireland’s ancient language and folklore are having a renaissance. For the Celtic-curious, Magan, who died last week, is a ...

Evocative photographic exhibition offers a snapshot of old Ireland

Step into the captivating world of vintage photography with The Bell Archive Exhibition, the final instalment in a trilogy of ...
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Learn the Irish Sign Language alphabet with Holy Family School for the Deaf Cabra

On 14 December 2017, the Irish Sign Language (ISL) Act was passed by the Dáil. The ISL Act 2017, recognises Irish Sign Language is the third official language of Ireland and the first language of the ...
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Gaelchultúr, GPA & GAA Renew Landmark Irish-Language Scholarship Programme for Intercounty Players

Gaelchultúr, the GAA, and the GPA are proud to announce the return of their pioneering scholarship programme for the second ...

No, the Irish language does not ‘belong to us all’. Stop insisting that it does

Unionists do not have to like Irish, but sometimes they have to live with it anyway. Belfast’s aggressive signage policy does ...