Míshásamh na n-oifigeach pleanála teanga
Tá an córas pleanála teanga ‘briste’ dar le cathaoirleach na Meithle Pleanála
An Gaodhal - an chéad nuachtán Gaeilge riamh
Tá leagan digiteach de na heagráin curtha ar fáil ag Ollscoil na Gaillimhe i gcomhpháirt le hOllscoil Nua-Eabhrac
Campaigners warn Irish language action plan may fail to meet public service targets
Action Plan for Irish Language Public Services 2026-2028 is the first of two implementation plans to be implemented by 2030.
Plean gníomhaíochta na seirbhísí Gaeilge le foilsiú
Foilsíodh an chéad athbhreithniú neamhspleách ar an bpleanáil teanga féin inné
Deireadh ré ag Raidió na Life
Beidh Bainisteoir an stáisiúin ag imeacht ag deireadh na míosa le tosú ar phost nua
‘Historic’ monolingual Gaeilge-Gaeilge dictionary published
Users no longer have to learn the meaning of Irish words through English language translation
Guthanna Gàidhlig á n-ardú ag uain chinniúnach
Is é an file Marcas Mac an Tuairneir atá ina eagarthóir ar an duanaire filíochta nua ‘Sradagan san Iarmailt/Sparks in the Firmament’
Lón anama don taiscéalaí saoil
‘Idir Chroí agus Anam’ is teideal do phodchraoladh nua atá seolta ag Tomaí Rua Ó Conghaile
‘Normalisation of genocide will never be acceptable’: Catherine Connolly’s inauguration speech
Ireland’s 10th president spoke about peace, the Irish abroad and giving the language pride of place at Áras an Uachtaráin
Caibidil nua i scéal na Gaeilge?
Tá dóchas ann go mbeidh ardú stádais i ndán don teanga agus í in úsáid i gceanncheathrú Uachtarán na hÉireann
Easpa feola ar pholasaí oideachais Gaeilge an Rialtais
Tá míshástacht san earnáil faoi pholasaithe nua an Rialtais don oideachas Gaeilge
Irish-language education policy ‘ignores elephant in the room’, advocacy groups warn
Patron body says ‘little progress’ made on similar goals announced 20 years ago
Catherine Connolly wants to make Irish working language of Áras when she takes office
President-elect plans to ‘bring in Irish from the margins’ amid other priorities including disability
Public bodies increase spend on Irish language advertising
About €19 million was spent on Irish language advertising by 397 public bodies and companies last year