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Teachers' proficiency in Irish language a 'matter of significant concern', inspectors find
While most teachers demonstrated a good standard of spoken Irish during inspections of Irish, 'some teachers struggled to use ...
The heart-stirring spirit of an Irish holiday comes to life with a Celtic Christmas by A Taste of Ireland. In this segment, Brittany Pymm, with A Taste of Ireland, talks about the Celtic ...
Discover what’s on in Limerick this week, from November 13 to 19 — including live music at Dolans, theatre at Belltable and ...
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New Irish Songs To Hear This Week
Check out some of our favourite new Irish songs to hear this week Fred again.. Feat. Sammy Virji and Reggie, Talk Of The Town ...
A bunch of items for your consideration this week. First up is the Mick Moloney Memorial Concert, taking place at 8 p.m. on ...
Police investigating the death of Jordan Web in Co Down have been granted more time to question a 21-year-old man arrested in ...
The Housing Agency has entered into a contract with Cairn Homes to deliver 332 apartments at Seven Mills in Clonburris for sale to owner-occupiers under a scheme designed to bridge the affordability ...
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In RTÉ's new radio series, Coming Home - Stories of Being Chinese Irish, six people from Ireland's Chinese-Irish community welcome host Eva Pau into their home and share their personal story of ...
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Charles-Rose Greenhart (31) and their partner Raine Greenhart (29) moved from Seattle in the US to Dublin in April and are enrolled in an intensive Irish-language course. Charles-Rose was adopted by ...
A more ambitious plan is needed to improve the way Irish is taught in schools, Conradh na Gaeilge has said. Irish should be taught through the "skilled-based" Common European Framework for Reference ...
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