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  1. #997988

    They gave €6,000 to every child who chose Spanish-medium education.

    “Don’t allow Irish to become a political tool” – Catalan Ombudsman – Maitiú Ó Coimín

  2. #997989

    It is very tricky because there are no public Spanish-medium schools.

    “Don’t allow Irish to become a political tool” – Catalan Ombudsman – Maitiú Ó Coimín

  3. #1001582

    Irish-medium education was a growing sector and interest in Irish in the North was strong.

    Irish-language group worried about cut in university provision – Pól Ó Muirí

  4. #1281979

    “However, I note the issues identified regarding concerns for the quality of educational provision of those pupils currently receiving English-medium provision while it is phased out, along with concerns regarding the educational and financial sustainability of the proposed future Irish-medium provision,” a dúirt sé.

  5. #1286526

    “The new plans are designed to provide additional multidenominational schools in either of the nation’s languages, Irish or English and I envisage that the possibility of some English medium schools seeking to make a transition to Irish medium may occur in that context,” a dúirt an tAire Bruton agus freagra á thabhairt aige ar cheist Dála ó Pheadar Tóibín, urlabhraí Gaeilge Shinn Féin.

  6. #1593742

    Deirtear, mar shampla, go bhfuil an fhuáil ar cheann den bheagán ábhar nach bhfuil oiread sin dúshlán ag baint lena theagasc trí Ghaeilge: ‘Needlework is one of the very few school subjects that can be reasonably effectively done through the medium of Irish.’ Seo an chéad tuarascáil ón Irish society for promoting the education of the native Irish through the medium of their own language, a bunaíodh in 1818.

  7. #206970

    – Ar chuala tú faoin nGaeilgeoir a bhí ag fiafraí cén Ghaeilge a bhí ar ‘medium’, a dúirt fear ag an gcuntar lena chomhluadar féin taobh leis an strainséir.

  8. #260221

    The federation was responding to new research from the Central Banks which says small and medium sized companies here face significantly tougher lending conditions than similar firms elsewhere in the Euro area.

  9. #992320

    He urged voters to question candidates about local bilingual signage, accommodation for Irish-medium schools or Irish-language centres and other basic services that might promote Irish.

    Conradh na Gaeilge pushes Irish as an election issue – Pól Ó Muirí

  10. #999580

    This ensures that schools that operate through the medium of Irish, when engaging with the redeployment panels, can select those teachers that have expressed a particular interest in teaching in such schools”.

    Language Commissioner criticises Dept of Education – Pól Ó Muirí

  11. #999582

    The Department recognised the need to strengthen Irish-medium education in the Gaeltacht and had recently published a discussion document for education provision in the Gaeltacht.

    Language Commissioner criticises Dept of Education – Pól Ó Muirí

  12. #999846

    As a consequence, the vitality of Irish as a social medium was in danger of being swamped.

    ‘Serious challenges facing the Irish language in the Gaeltacht’ – Joe McHugh – Pól Ó Muirí

  13. #1004642

    Parents of pupils in Irish-language medium schools would be encouraged to use Irish with their children, and support would be provided for the establishment of Irish language community radio stations.

    Sinn Féin’s uncommon aspiration – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  14. #1004827

    Labour would also “continue the growth of Irish-medium education” and “consider the development of second level education through Irish”.

    Coalition parties come to the céilí with empty hands – Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  15. #1115421

    Tadhg Óg Ó hUiginn of Leyney also tutored De Renzy in the intricacies of the learned medium.

  16. #1146297

    “… My Department has moved to incorporate the medium of instruction of a proposed new school as an integral part of the patronage assessment and recommendation process.

  17. #1146299

    The assessment process includes an analysis of Irish medium provision in the area and the adjacent school planning areas,” a dúirt an tAire Oideachais, Richard Bruton.

  18. #1270250

    Is é an leasú ar an mBille atá molta ag leascheannaire Chomhaontas Glas, Catherine Martin, mar shampla: ‘Nothing in this section shall prohibit— (a) a primary school which teaches through the medium of Irish from giving priority in its admissions policy to students who speak Irish as a home language, or (b) a post primary school which teaches through the medium of Irish from giving priority in its admissions policy to students who speak Irish as a home language or who has attended a primary school which teaches through the medium of Irish.’ Fágann tacaíocht mhórpháirtithe an fhreasúra don éileamh go leasófaí an Bille nach mbeadh ag teastáil ach tacaíocht roinnt neamhspleách chun go mbeadh móramh ar son an leasuithe ann sa chás go mbeadh vóta sa Dáil ina thaobh.

  19. #756249

    Dúirt an tAire Weir le Meon Eile: “Whilst I recognise all statutory obligations in relation to Irish-medium education I am also bound to consider carefully all the information pertinent to any proposal to establish new provision on a case-by-case basis and of the potential displacement of a good quality voluntary pre-school setting.” Ag caint faoi mholadh forbartha Bhunscoil an Iúir dúirt sé; “The evidence does not currently support the establishment of a statutory part-time Irish-medium nursery unit at Bunscoil an Iúir.

  20. #206994

    – Gabh mo leithscéal, arsa an strainséir agus é ag sá a ladair isteach sa chomhrá, ach leathphiúnt ... leathphionta i ngloine pínt... pionta... é medium.

  21. #215062

    Lean sé an medium seo amach go deireadh, mar is léir ar chuid de na scéalta in An tSraith Tógtha, go háirithe ‘Fuíoll Fuine.’ Ach is féidir a áiteamh, leis, gur mhó an tsuim a bhí aige i gcumas na Gaeilge rudaí áirithe a rá.

  22. #215073

    Lean sé an medium seo amach go deireadh, mar is léir ar chuid de na scéalta in An tSraith Tógtha, go háirithe ‘Fuíoll Fuine.’ Ach is féidir a áiteamh, leis, gur mhó an tsuim a bhí aige i gcumas na Gaeilge rudaí áirithe a rá.

  23. #517850

    It not only places undue financial pressures on some parents, but crucially the refusal to provide adequate transport arrangements effectively acts as a deterrent to parents who are considering keeping their children in Irish Medium education post-primary.” Tá an t-eagras cearta daonna ag obair i ndlúthpháirt leis na tuismitheoirí lena scéal a chur i mbéal an phobail.

  24. #587854

    “Cén fáth,” a scríobh sé, “go bhfuil an oiread cion aige ar Ghaeilge iascairí agus cladóirí, cé go raibh sé, chomh deireanach le 1943, i bhfábhar ‘to exclude Irish under present conditions as a normal teaching medium for a university degree’, do chlann iascairí agus cladóirí” (Ó Cadhain 1990, 134).

  25. #588038

    Deir Diarmuid Ó Giolláin: “towards the close of the nineteenth century the Irish language had no legal status, was not taught in school, was not used in church, was not a medium of publication of newspapers or books and was spoken by no-one of social prominence.

  26. #589266

    Such messages, because they are not equally palatable to all members of the audience, are in effect coded by being expressed through the medium of this story, which on the surface seems so thoroughly to endorse traditional roles and behaviour” (Radner 1989, 111).

  27. #627680

    accompanied by L. O’Dea solicitor, Galway, they called into the house of John J. Staunton Kilcolgan and left again towards Clarenbridge at 7.5pm.’ Sampla eile ná an cur síos a bhíodar in ann a dhéanamh ar Pheadar Ó Máille, poblachtánach as Indreabhán: ‘Connemara accent; turns out his toes when walking, walks quickly and swings his arms; grey eyes, large nose, sallow complexion, broad face; medium make, approximate weight, 10 stone; 5 ft. 7 in.

  28. #774110

    Bhí an stoiteachas, an deoraíocht agus an coimhthíos céanna i ndán do mhuintir na hÉireann a d’fhan ar an tseanfhód, faoi mar a mhíníonn Declan Kiberd: ‘For the Irish who stayed in their own country that language was English, and a life conducted through the medium of English became itself a sort of exile’ (1996: 2).

  29. #811165

    Ba í an streachailt pholaitiúil a roghnaigh Ó Cadhain, mar atá aitheanta ag Gearóid Denvir: ‘tá rud éigin Beckett–úil – “Ní foláir dom coinneáil orm!” – ag roinnt leis an troid saoil a rinne sé in aghaidh bhás sin na teanga le chuile smaoineamh, briathar agus gníomh dá raibh ar a chumas.’ In ainneoin a stádais mar theanga mhionlaithe, mar sin féin ba rud nádúrtha d’Ó Cadhain an Ghaeilge a roghnú mar mheán cruthaitheach: ‘Is meán – medium – nua más cúng féin í an Ghaeilge agus is dúshlán fúm í.

  30. #899525

    “There are 41 pupils in the Gaelic medium primary and nursery facilities at Gilcomstoun Primary School and 15 pupils at Hazelhead Academy studying Gaelic,” a scríobh Cormack, atá ina Phríomfheidhmeannach ar an eagras cultúir Féisean nan Gáidheal.

  31. #924390

    And for those who wish to live their lives through the medium of Irish, elements in the DUP have exhibited the most crude and crass bigotry.” Fágann cinneadh McGuiness gurb é is dóiche ná a mhalairt go mbeidh toghchán tionóil ann ó thuaidh.

  32. #925506

    And for those who wish to live their lives through the medium of Irish, elements in the DUP have exhibited the most crude and crass bigotry,” a scríobh sé ina litir éirí as.

  33. #990814

    The event was to highlight three demands: a comprehensive rights-based Irish Language Act for the North; the need to develop a comprehensive Irish-medium education system and to ensure that adequate resources be provided for the language.

    From Belfast to Belfearg – Pól Ó Muirí

  34. #991101

    As director of the Soillse project, he will help to co-ordinate and extend research into crucial areas for the growth of Gaelic in its various social and institutional settings, including its intergenerational transmission, practice and policy in Gaelic-medium education and the assessment of Government policies on the revitalisation of the language.

    Ó Giollagáin appointed to University of the Highlands and Islands – Gan údar