Corofin march on by breezing past Maigh Cuilinn once more and retaining the Galway SFC title. Nothing new in that.

But that’s exactly what slogan means in the Old Irish and Gàidhlig – Scottish Gaelic – it’s derived from. Slogan came to English as ‘sluagh ghairm’ – the words for ‘army’ or ...

A woman took to Reddit to share times she’s heard non-Irish people using random Irish words to name their children, just ...

There's no better way to impress a crowd than with your Irish language skills ... we put together a list of 30 Halloween words in Irish, along with their pronunciations. So now you can finally ...

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They have uncovered hundreds of lost words from the Irish language and unlocked the secrets of many others. Although "leipreachán" has been in the Irish language for a long time, researchers have ...

Applicants to Gaeilge sa Chlub must first apply directly to the university in question in order to gain a place on the Diploma in Irish Language course. Only registered students can access this ...

I grew up without Gaelic although it was my family’s language and my father spoke it all his life. Since I retired and came home ... make 'jokes' about Gaelic words, for example 'What is ...

"There was maybe a thousand young people who understood every word of the Irish," he says. "It surprised me because in my ignorance I always had this idea of the Irish language being quite rural ...

IT is clear that attempts by loyalist elements to intimidate Irish language enthusiasts as they maintain a low-key presence outside what are perceived as nationalist districts are escalating and ...

Take a look back at Ulster GAA’s biggest names as they arrived at the ICC in Belfast ahead of the Irish News Ulster GAA ... the province’s top gaelic footballers, hurlers and camogs were ...

After being overshadowed by Guinness and Irish whiskey the last few centuries ... Traditionally distilled in pot stills, poitín—from the Gaelic word for little pot—was produced in farmhouses ...