Exclusive | Irish lass in NYC goes viral on TikTok for explaining culture and language of Ireland: 'I just found this niche'Vivienne O'Callaghan's videos on Irish culture and language resonate deeply with New Yorkers, highlighting misconceptions about Ireland.O'Callaghan's social media influence has surged, promoting a more progressive narrative about Ireland.
Maire Treasa Ni Cheallaigh: How viral video of Ukrainian boy speaking as Gaeilge can teach us so much about our languageGaelscoileanna are oversubscribed, indicating a government failure to provide sufficient Irish-language education access.Children like Misha Yerhidze, despite challenges, thrive in Irish immersion education.
Department of Education devises plan to chase down 6.8m in overpayments made to school staff and retireesThe Department of Education is addressing financial overpayments and evaluating the impact of AI on education.
Department of Education devises plan to chase down 6.8m in overpayments made to school staff and retireesThe Department of Education is addressing overpayments and improving Irish language education and school transport logistics.
'I just felt so much shame about being raised in the Irish language' - The How to Gael podcasters on helping a generation discover a gra for GaeilgeThe trio behind Ireland's top bilingual podcast emphasizes the importance of language and community in their discussions.
Naoise Dolan: More support and less plamas for the Irish language will help it to flourishThe Irish language is gaining popularity, but support for it is lacking.
Nios mo na scoileanna... ta an Gaeloideachas faoi bhlath agus an todhchai geal agus GaelachPromotion of Irish language through Gaelscoileanna in Belfast.
Maire Treasa Ni Cheallaigh: How viral video of Ukrainian boy speaking as Gaeilge can teach us so much about our languageGaelscoileanna are oversubscribed, indicating a government failure to provide sufficient Irish-language education access.Children like Misha Yerhidze, despite challenges, thrive in Irish immersion education.
Department of Education devises plan to chase down 6.8m in overpayments made to school staff and retireesThe Department of Education is addressing financial overpayments and evaluating the impact of AI on education.
Department of Education devises plan to chase down 6.8m in overpayments made to school staff and retireesThe Department of Education is addressing overpayments and improving Irish language education and school transport logistics.
'I just felt so much shame about being raised in the Irish language' - The How to Gael podcasters on helping a generation discover a gra for GaeilgeThe trio behind Ireland's top bilingual podcast emphasizes the importance of language and community in their discussions.
Naoise Dolan: More support and less plamas for the Irish language will help it to flourishThe Irish language is gaining popularity, but support for it is lacking.
Nios mo na scoileanna... ta an Gaeloideachas faoi bhlath agus an todhchai geal agus GaelachPromotion of Irish language through Gaelscoileanna in Belfast.
How Kneecap turned the world to IrishKneecap has significantly increased interest in the Irish language globally.Fans worldwide are inspired to learn Gaeilge by the music of Kneecap.
DJ Provai says 'acting's really easy' as he hails Kneecap Oscars nod as 'massive for the Irish language community'Kneecap and other Irish films demonstrate significant recognition for Irish language cinema and showcase a revival of minority languages and cultures.
'Myself and my friends are all saying we wish we still had it in us' - comedian Michael Fry on why learning Irish is as important as everThere's a cultural revival of the Irish language ongoing, with many returning to learn it after years of disconnection.
How Kneecap turned the world to IrishKneecap has significantly increased interest in the Irish language globally.Fans worldwide are inspired to learn Gaeilge by the music of Kneecap.
DJ Provai says 'acting's really easy' as he hails Kneecap Oscars nod as 'massive for the Irish language community'Kneecap and other Irish films demonstrate significant recognition for Irish language cinema and showcase a revival of minority languages and cultures.
'Myself and my friends are all saying we wish we still had it in us' - comedian Michael Fry on why learning Irish is as important as everThere's a cultural revival of the Irish language ongoing, with many returning to learn it after years of disconnection.
Caitriona Ni Chualain: 'I've been refused planning to build in Connemara. Irish speakers are forced to move elsewhere'Prioritize experiences over material possessions for a fulfilling life.The housing crisis significantly impacts locals' ability to stay in their communities.
Family and friends of Amelia Belle Ferguson gather on her first birthday since tragic death while at Irish collegeAmelia's memory was honored with a beach celebration, reflecting her love for the sea and the impact she had on those around her.
Joseph O'Connor: The Irish women who risked everything to resist the Nazis on the Roman Escape LineHistoric use of the Irish language in artwork seen in Rome honors the significance of women, embodied by Saint Brigid.
'I just felt so much shame about being raised in the Irish language' - The How to Gael podcasters on helping a generation discover a gra for GaeilgeLouise Cantillon and team highlight the significance of bilingualism and rural experiences through their popular podcast.
Oscars 2025: 'Kneecap' shortlisted for two Academy Awards along with brace of other Irish moviesIrish film Kneecap shortlisted for Best International Feature Film at the Academy Awards, marking a significant achievement for Irish-language cinema.
The best music biopic of the year is now on Netflix and has all the energy of a real concert filmKneecap is a unique Irish-language hip-hop biopic showcasing real musicians' origins and electric performances, avoiding typical music biopic sentimentality.
Kneecap: UK government acted illegally in withholding funding from Irish rap trioKneecap's victory against the funding refusal highlights issues of artistic expression and political bias in Northern Ireland.
Kneecap review Irish-language hip-hop trio in fiercely riotous Belfast rompKneecap revolutionizes hip-hop by promoting Irish culture and confronting political norms while navigating complex societal relationships.
Kneecap launch platform 'Save our speech' to promote use of the Irish languageThe initiative allows individuals to adopt an Irish word, promoting the protection of the endangered Irish language.
Oscars 2025: 'Kneecap' shortlisted for two Academy Awards along with brace of other Irish moviesIrish film Kneecap shortlisted for Best International Feature Film at the Academy Awards, marking a significant achievement for Irish-language cinema.
The best music biopic of the year is now on Netflix and has all the energy of a real concert filmKneecap is a unique Irish-language hip-hop biopic showcasing real musicians' origins and electric performances, avoiding typical music biopic sentimentality.
Kneecap: UK government acted illegally in withholding funding from Irish rap trioKneecap's victory against the funding refusal highlights issues of artistic expression and political bias in Northern Ireland.
Kneecap review Irish-language hip-hop trio in fiercely riotous Belfast rompKneecap revolutionizes hip-hop by promoting Irish culture and confronting political norms while navigating complex societal relationships.
Kneecap launch platform 'Save our speech' to promote use of the Irish languageThe initiative allows individuals to adopt an Irish word, promoting the protection of the endangered Irish language.
Sinn Fein's Aengus O Snodaigh enters race for ceann comhairle role, with three others declaring run to chair next DailThe election for chair of the Dáil emphasizes individual merit over party strength, highlighting the importance of fluency in Irish for candidates.
Wild landscapes, dark comedy and the Irish language: the rise of Gaelic noir'Cra is the first Irish language drama to air in prime-time on BBC Northern Ireland, marking a significant step for Gaelic noir.
Hector O hEochagain: 'How can you open the door and walk in and find your mother has died?'The Irish language is experiencing a renaissance, gaining popularity through media and film.
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