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  1. #1002606

    It is widely-acknowledged that some of the best poets writing In Ireland today write in Irish.

    Thirty years a-publishing – Mícheál Ó Haodha

  2. #298269

    Bhí dearcadh an Aire Dukes ag teacht leis an mhéid sin: “While the Government committed itself to provide a genuinely supportive environment for those who choose Irish as their principal language and while it acknowledged the publication of the Plan, no undertaking has been given as to the implementation thereof.” Cháin an tAire Dukes cur chuige an Bhoird a bhí ag lorg tuairimí an phobail faoin phlean ag an am “to make up for the lack of consultation at the drafting stage”.” Chuir an tAire Seirbhís Phoiblí, John Boland, go mór ina éadan fosta ar an bhonn go ndéanfaí lagú ar an lánchosc earcaíochta dá ndéanfaí eisceacht i gcás Bhord na Gaeilge.

  3. #990698

    Curran but pointed to the Director General’s comments on the recent findings of an RTÉ working group on the Irish language which acknowledged the need to improve RTÉ’s services in Irish and set out several policy recommendations with regard to Irish-language broadcasting.

    RTÉ staff concerned over station’s Irish-language coverage – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  4. #1979874

    Dearbhaíonn sí dintiúir Mhic Fhearghusa nuair a deir sí: 'a generation after Ó Ríordáin, Ó Direáin and MacGill-Eain, Pádraig Mac Fhearghusa has published six volumes of remarkable, if under-acknowledged, poetry' (Ní Annracháin 2020: 11).

    An nua-aoiseachas liteartha agus filíocht Phádraig Mhic Fhearghusa

  5. #1074394

    Deir sé:– ‘the harnessing of the favourable attitudes to stimulate those with reasonable competence to use Irish more frequently should be possible if the social constraints on the speaking of Irish are acknowledged and effective strategies devised to enable those with the necessary competence in Irish to overcome them.