Newsday - Syria: BBC gains exclusive access to cities hit by sectarian attacks - BBC Sounds
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Speaking Irish should be a joy, not a chore – It’s time to make Gaeilge a living language with free Gaeltacht for pupils
IT’S St Patrick’s Day today when ­everyone feels that extra bit Irish. However, ask most of us to string a few lines together ...
80s music legend categorically rules out reunion in foul-mouthed swipe at ex-bandmates ‘that belongs on cruise ship’
SINGER John Lydon has vowed to NEVER get back on stage with his ex-bandmates in The Sex Pistols. Three surviving members of ...
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The young artists making Gaeilge cool again
Hands up if you've ever uttered 'I'd love to speak more Irish, but it's the way it's taught in school that's the problem'?
Jen Hogan: Let’s take an extra day to think of all the reasons we’re grateful to be Irish
A bank holiday weekend to celebrate all things Irish, and the patron saint of our snake-less isle. Plus, an extra day that ...
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The Gaeilge revival: How to use your cúpla focal every day
Sian Conway writes about learning to love Gaeilge, and how you can work your cúpla focail into your every day routine.
How Scouse slang like 'youse' emerged from historic Liverpool link
"The word for son in Irish is 'mac'. If you talk about your own son that would be 'mo mhac' and that became 'wac' and 'wacker ...
Upload with Hannah Sackville-Bryant - "All roads lead to Rome, but maybe all roads lead to pot holes" - BBC Sounds
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Caitríona Redmond: Why it's important to buy Irish and shop local when you can
Caitríona Redmond: "Buying imported food might be cheaper when you get to the till, but it has been quite the journey to get ...
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The growing pride in Irish culture through fashion, language, and music
According to Duolingo stats, roughly 1 million people are actively learning Irish at any given time, while more than 5 million people have started ...