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fromNew York Post
2 months agoExclusive | Irish lass in NYC goes viral on TikTok for explaining culture and language of Ireland: 'I just found this niche'
O'Callaghan said, âIn Ireland, you'll make eye contact with the person you're passing and you'll say hello or nod to them. When I moved to New York, I found it extremely difficult to just continue looking at the floor. I felt so rude.â
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fromIndependent
2 months agoMaire Treasa Ni Cheallaigh: How viral video of Ukrainian boy speaking as Gaeilge can teach us so much about our language
Gaelscoileanna are oversubscribed, indicating a government failure to provide sufficient Irish-language education access.
Children like Misha Yerhidze, despite challenges, thrive in Irish immersion education.
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fromIndependent
2 months agoMaire Treasa Ni Cheallaigh: How viral video of Ukrainian boy speaking as Gaeilge can teach us so much about our language
Gaelscoileanna are oversubscribed, indicating a government failure to provide sufficient Irish-language education access.
Children like Misha Yerhidze, despite challenges, thrive in Irish immersion education.
fromIndependent
2 months ago'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 ever
Michael Fry emphasized the evolving perception of the Irish language as a cultural asset, highlighting a growing enthusiasm among people, particularly younger generations, to reconnect with it.
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fromIrish Independent
2 months agoCaitriona 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.
fromIrish Independent
5 months agoSinn Fein's Aengus O Snodaigh enters race for ceann comhairle role, with three others declaring run to chair next Dail
Mr. Ó Fearghaíl stated, "the new occupant of the chair must be fluent in Irish," reinforcing the importance of language proficiency in this role. This highlights a growing recognition of cultural identity among leadership candidates in Ireland.
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