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- Tromlach daoine thuaidh agus theas dearfach i leith na Gaeilge
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Móramh ar son na Gaeilge ó thuaidh agus ó dheas, de réir suirbhé nua uile-Éireann
Is mionlaigh fior bheag, 2% ó dheas agus 7% i dTuaisceart Éireann, a deir go bhfuil siad in éadan na Gaeilge, tugtar le fios sa suirbhe nua seo ó Ipsos B&A agus Coláiste na Trí...
Móramh ar son na Gaeilge ó thuaidh agus ó dheas, de réir suirbhé nua uile-Éireann
Is mionlaigh fior bheag, 2% ó dheas agus 7% i dTuaisceart Éireann, a deir go bhfuil siad in éadan na Gaeilge, tugtar le fios sa suirbhe nua seo ó Ipsos B&A agus Coláiste na Trí...
Easter Rising 'flag of truce' sold for €62,000 at auction
What is believed to be the original 'flag of truce' shown during the surrender on Moore Street in the 1916 Rising has been sold at auction for €62,000.
Fantasy Ireland
At last, Ireland and Northern Ireland are united as one—in contempt of their own people! The post Fantasy Ireland appeared first on The American Conservative.
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‘No Irish need apply’: Scéal na nÉireannach i Sasana
Ó Learphoill go cathair Londain - is fada scéal an imirce go Sasana. Leis an glúnta, chuir easpa deiseanna sa tír seo iachall ar dhaoine imeacht, agus ba í an Bhreatain an chéad st...
Irish language is supported by majorities north and south, a new survey suggests
The Ipsos/B&A survey, in partnership with TCD, suggests that only tiny minorities in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are opposed to the language.
Irish language is supported by majorities north and south, a new survey suggests
The Ipsos/B&A survey, in partnership with TCD, suggests that only tiny minorities in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are opposed to the language.
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