In this workshop, Mollaí Ní Mhiacháin provides us with an overview of 'Faisean in Éirinn thar na Blianta', as we learn about fashion trends in Ireland from the 1950s to the present day!
Not only are seanfhocail wise and insightful, but they’re often funny and an excellent way to learn Irish vocabulary and phraseology!
This guide of the 12 best free online resources for learning Irish will help you be independently active in your learning journey.
Ireland is surrounded by sea, so let’s take a look at ‘focail na farraige’, words describing marine life, sea travel, the waves, the weather and even superstitions…
Observed around the world, St. Patrick’s Day is a chance for everyone to embrace the Irish culture, regardless of where they are or what their heritage might be. It’s a day to don yourself in green, enjoy a parade if your town has one, and grab a pint of Guinness, if you’re so inclined. However, these common activities aren’t the only tactics to “be a little Irish” on March 17th. Instead, there are plenty of opportunities to authentically delve deeper into the Irish culture. Perhaps one of the best ways to partake in the tradition of St. Patrick’s Day, and honor the Irish, is to learn a little more about them.
Whether you’re looking to use your Irish in real life or simply want to explore the most traditional parts of Ireland, a visit to a Gaeltacht should be on your agenda. To help you out, here’s our list of 10 must-see places in the Gaeltacht, each unique in its own way. To make it simpler, we’ve grouped them by counties.
