Elton abú. Kneecap may be at the vanguard of this new Gaeilge movement, but they’re not the only ones making Irish cool again. Fermanagh-born artist Rose Connolly aka Róis, whose album Mo ...

Here, she writes about why we should use Gaeilge more in our everyday lives, and how to do it. I used to kind of hate my Irishness, if I'm being totally honest. Maybe it’s a lack mentality ...

BBC Gaeilge will mark Seachtain na Gaeilge, the annual international celebration of Irish language and culture, with a range of content across television, radio and online. Music is in the air ...

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However, ask most of us to string a few lines together as Gaeilge and we’d be in trouble. Despite the prominence of Irish in our culture and education system, many people feel disconnected from ...

Chat to your friends and family as Gaeilge, and try and see if you can interact with some strangers in Irish too. Ádh mór!

If the early 2020s could be defined by anything, style-wise, it’d probably be the clean girl aesthetic. You know what I’m talking about: all those dewy-skinned girls with the slicked back bun and tiny ...

Over the course of the last couple of weeks, I have done numerous interviews as part of the Seachtain na Gaeilge campaign, for which I am an ambassador, and only in one did the interviewer express ...

Rachel Blackmore wins first race of St Patrick’s Thursday and her first win at this year’s Cheltenham Festival SDLP Leader ...

Fáilte Ireland is encouraging people to Keep Discovering and flex their cúpla focal this Seachtain na Gaeilge. Ever had a feeling that you couldn't quite put into words? That’s the magic of ...

Teachers could get extra money if they take Irish lessons and pass tests aimed at improving their proficiency under new Government plans. It follows concern over what officials describe as a ...

Gaelscoileanna are over-subscribed, and it’s a government failing that more children aren’t getting the chance to be educated in Irish Misha Yerhidze and his mother ended up in Baile an ...