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Last week
5th July 2026 - 11th July 2026
Traidisiún na mbainte feamainne agus an earnáil nua-aimseartha atá ag fás in Éirinn
Tóstal na Gaillimhe agus tábhacht traidisiúin na mbád i gceantar na n-oileán
Last month
June 2026
A fingernail in a cake and a slug found in a noodle dish: complaints made to the FSAI in 2025
Teenager dies after falling from e-scooter in Carlow, as two injured in separate Dublin incident
Relief as rescued pony, who was stolen from My Lovely Horse Rescue charity, found safe
Cooler weather for next few days, but temperatures set to be back in mid-20s by weekend
'Fans are less engaged': Cost, over-supply and transport stifle demand for big gigs this summer
If you’re trying to flog €100 concert tickets online, you’re not the only one.
Tá mná tí gann i gCorca Dhuibhne agus togra tithíochta nua ar bun chun dul i ngleic leis
Housing project in Kerry Gaeltacht hopes to draw more mná tí to summer colleges
Cad iad na dúshláin is mó roimh Choláiste Chorca Dhuibhne agus é ag cur cúrsaí samhraí ar fáil?
This year
2026
Cad a cheapann múinteoirí faoi oiliúint faoi chúrsaí Gaeltachta?
Mná tí ag éirí as an traidisiún: an bhfuil todhchaí na gcoláistí samhraí i mbaol?
Tá Conradh na Gaeilge, craobh na Bruiséile, ag scaipeadh na teanga sa chathair
Tá Ambasáid na hÉireann sa Bhruiséil ag cur ranganna Gaeilge ar fáil do dhaoine don chéad uair
'Caomhnú na teanga go hidirnáisiúnta': An Ghaeilge mar theanga oifigiúil san Aontas Eorpach
An mbeidh tionchar ag an AI ar earnáil chruthaitheach na Gaeilge?
Tá dul chun cinn déanta ar aithint cainte na Gaeilge ag Abair.ie
Review into Mother and Baby Homes payment scheme must be 'more than just tea and sympathy'
Ireland needs more landlords 'that have five or more houses who treat it like a business'
The government is trying to ‘change the housing culture in Ireland’, according to Fine Gael MEP Regina Doherty.
European Parliament votes to ban 'nudification' apps
Kathryn Thomas ag caint: tá an craoltóir aitheanta ag foghlaim na Gaeilge arís
'Fixing something that wasn't broken': anger over planned cut to Donegal 'cancer flight'
'Is údar imní tromchúiseach é': fearg ann maidir le hathrú sceidil 'd'eitiltí ailse'
Government unlikely to achieve its Irish language recruitment goals by 2030, committee hears
Amhras ann go mbainfidh an rialtas a gcuid spriocanna earcaíochta Gaeilge amach faoi 2030
Nuacht Cúla 4 ag cur nuachta trí mheán na Gaeilge ar fáil do dhaoine óga
Cad a cheapann muintir Ráth Chairn i gCo na Mí faoi TG4?
'Mura ndéanaimid cleachtadh air, caillfidh muid é': Tá sean nós i mbun athbheochana
Cé go bhfuil dúshláin ann, tá traidisiún an tsean-nóis ag teacht slán.
'If we don't practice it, it will die out': Why the Sean Nós tradition is having a moment
Despite facing its challenges, sean nós singing and dancing is alive and well in Ireland.
'No secrets... just good work and a bit of luck': Arranmore's oldest citizen on turning 100
McEntee calls opposition outrage over increased funds to World Bank 'absolute nonsense'
De réir taighde nua, tá fonn ar pháistí an Ghaeilge a fhoghlaim ach tá siad teoranta
New research shows that children want to learn Irish but that their needs are not being met
An bhfuil traidisiún na hamhránaíochta ar an sean nós i mbaol?
Tá pobal nua ag teacht ar an sean nós mar gheall ar ranganna damhsa The Cobblestone
'Tá níos mó béime ar earraí Éireannacha tar éis Covid': Standún i mbun gnó le 80 bliain
'There's more emphasis on Irish goods after Covid': Standún celebrates 80 years in business
Last year
2025
'Is le gach duine An Taibhdhearc': borradh ar amharclannaíocht na Gaeilge i mbliana
'An Taibhdhearc belongs to everyone': Irish language theatre aims to reach more people in 2026
Cén seasamh atá ag damhsa ar an sean nós na laethanta seo in Éirinn?