I'm not a Gaeilgeoir. Aside from helping my young children with their Irish homework, before this week you wouldn't have ...

Singing in English, despite your native tongue, was once a requirement for global fame. Now, artists like Bad Bunny, BLACKPINK, and our own Kneecap are proving that's no longer the case, writes Kate ...

On the "Irish Stew Podcast," their guest argues fluency is a myth and urges learners to show up without shame, while her "Irish with Mollie" community and the book "The Gaeilge Guide" have reached ...

Veteran barman Dave Serna pours a shot of Jameson Irish Whiskey at Corrigan’s Lost Highway. Photo/David Robert There was a time in Reno when every bar offered a Jameson and Pabst Blue Ribbon special.

Migration must be to the benefit of Irish people.' If you'd put that on a banner outside an IPAS centre even a year ago, ...

Along the same lines, you may have heard the term "Irish goodbye" being thrown around. An Irish goodbye is another term for an Irish exit. The Irish goodbye meaning is still leaving a party early ...

Conradh na Gaeilge, Ireland's oldest and largest Irish language organisation, has partnered with international entertainment platform TikTok to celebrate Lá na Teicneolaíochta as part of Seachtain na ...

Dia dhaoibh! Or rather, “hello” — generally used in the Gaelic language when greeting a group. We’re heading into St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, and we thought it was a fitting time to talk about the ...

The Irish government has ramped up its hostility towards safer nicotine products by approving new legislation to further tighten restrictions ...

Student Wellbeing and Inclusivity (SWAI) will be marking Sign Language Week (16-22 March) with various opportunities for students and staff to get involved in, including free British Sign Language ...

But US multinationals will not flee the country just because the Irish Government stands up for the principles of global order. What has always made Irish internationalism powerful is the principled ...

Sian Conway writes about learning to love Gaeilge, and how you can work your cúpla focal into your every day routine.