More Irish language news
An ceol clasaiceach beo beathach ag Raidió Fáilte
Robert McMillen
An Cailin Ciúin director says Oscar nomination put spotlight on the Irish language
Suzanne McGonagle
THE director of the first Irish language feature film to be nominated for an Oscar has said it has put a spotlight on the language.
Fundraiser launched as Irish language broadcaster Mac Aodha Bhuí fights cancer
Seamus McKinney
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to raise funds to help prominent Irish language broadcaster Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí fight stage four cancer.
Record 14 Irish nominations as Oscar contenders announced
Nominations for the 95th Academy Awards were announced this afternoon.
Irish language film on Oscars shortlist
Coming of age drama An Cailin Ciuin is one of 15 moves on the shortlist in the best international film category.
New Irish medium youth project launched in west Belfast
Suzanne McGonagle
A NEW project has been launched in west Belfast aimed at helping young people with additional learning needs who struggle to access mainstream Irish medium youth services.
MPs support Irish language protections after DUP says they're acting 'like a wing of Sinn Féin'
David Lynch and Martina Bet, PA
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Education Minister Michelle McIlveen visits Irish language school
DUP Education Minister Michelle McIlveen yesterday visited an Irish language school in west Belfast and opened a new primary school in the north of the city.
Irish language audio announcements introduced on west Belfast's Glider service
Paul Ainsworth
IRISH language audio announcements have been introduced on the Glider bus service route for west Belfast.
The debate on Ireland's future takes another stride forward
Robert McMillen
Delegates from Irish-medium education across island of Ireland set to gather in Belfast
Suzanne McGonagle
DELEGATES from Irish-medium education across Ireland are set to gather in Belfast today.
Weekend Q&A: Seamus McAindreasa
Jane Hardy
Seamus McAindreasa (53) is a community outreach worker on Raidió Failte and has just joined forces with Film Hub NI to launch the tour of their first Irish language film, Róise & Frank.
The Bluffer goes from Bunty and Judy to Cosmopolitan
Robert McMillen
