Songs are important in Gaelic culture – many people become interested in the language as they enjoy the songs. Maybe you’ve heard a song that you have loved and that has inspired you to learn ...

Rebecca Shields’ non-credit class invites students, staff and community members to learn and preserve the language.

The son of the late DUP leader Ian Paisley has said his father would have been “deeply interested” in an Irish language event ...

Its origins pre-date recorded history, but the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) was founded in 1884. The game is also played in many other parts of the world where there are large numbers of Irish ...

Do you have an interest in Gaelic? Aberdeen Gaelic Club promotes Gaelic language and culture within Aberdeen City and Shire. The Club runs Gaelic events and welcomes Gaelic speakers or anyone with an ...

Legend has it that this is a very traditional Gaelic song. It is a song of unrequited love for a young fisherman. There are many variations of the story relating to this song, but one version says ...

The Irish language is not ‘nationalist culture’, it is much wider than that. It also has more than 2.000 years of unbroken history. Apart from Greek, it has the oldest literature of any living ...

Irish Studies faculty member and Gaelic Roots Director Sheila Falls Keohane said the ... and lectures would be impossible to stage because of the pandemic. “I had to learn a lot on the fly,” she said.

The aim of this initiative is to create best practices through local authority services, which create enhanced opportunities for the public to speak Irish ... You can learn more about Gaeilge365 ...

Money lessons for GAA players as figures show 43pc of Irish people have no savings Limerick players during the Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship last year Fearghal O'Connor ...