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From Exemption to Inclusion

‘Historic’ Belfast City Council Irish Language Policy gets final stamp of approval following 8-month legal battle

Major Missed Opportunity to Protect the Future of the Gaeltacht in the Údarás na Gaeltachta Bill

Major Missed Opportunity to Protect the Future of the Gaeltacht in the Údarás na Gaeltachta Bill

REVEALED: DUP-led Council spends £92,000 in legal fees to block Portadown dual-language street sign, FOI shows.

REVEALED: DUP-led Council spends £92,000 in legal fees to block Portadown dual-language street sign, FOI shows.

Irish-language and Gaeltacht community are positioned as “integral architects in the building of a new Ireland”

Irish-language and Gaeltacht community are positioned as “integral architects in the building of a new Ireland”

Big Questions Discussed as Part of Ard-Fheis na nÓg 2026 in Gaeltacht na nDéise

Big Questions Discussed as Part of Ard-Fheis na nÓg 2026 in Gaeltacht na nDéise

New AthGhaelú Campaign Launched to Reclaim Irish Placenames

New AthGhaelú Campaign Launched to Reclaim Irish Placenames

Awards Ceremony Celebrates Third-level students in Irish language Achievements

Awards Ceremony Celebrates Third-level students in Irish language Achievements

Mairéad Ní Fhátharta, Gaeltacht school principal, elected as Tánaiste of Conradh na Gaeilge

Mairéad Ní Fhátharta, Gaeltacht school principal, elected as Tánaiste of Conradh na Gaeilge

Beag is Big - A New campaign by BÁC le Gaeilge

Beag is Big - A New campaign by BÁC le Gaeilge

Huge majority 92% (4,600) endorses ‘dual-language University’ as defining referendum signals new era of language rights putting Irish and English on equal-footing in Queen’s

Huge majority 92% (4,600) endorses ‘dual-language University’ as defining referendum signals new era of language rights putting Irish and English on equal-footing in Queen’s

Resident of Portadown street celebrates dual-language sign originally requested in 2022 as 2-year High-Court legal battle comes to an end

Resident of Portadown street celebrates dual-language sign originally requested in 2022 as 2-year High-Court legal battle comes to an end

 5,000 Young People Inspired at FÍS 2026 to embrace a Bilingual Life

 5,000 Young People Inspired at FÍS 2026 to embrace a Bilingual Life

Seachtain na Gaeilge lasts 30 days for Raidió Rí-Rá on National FM!

Seachtain na Gaeilge lasts 30 days for Raidió Rí-Rá on National FM!

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