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Also Known As:

Gaeilge, Irish Gaelic, Erse, Gadhelisch

Dialects & Varieties

Connacht (Western Irish)
Donegal (Northern Irish
Ulster)
Munster (Southern Irish).

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Beige graphic with green leaves and circuit boards, and text "2025 Language Lodge Archive". Below is a photo of Emma Vadillo Quesada sitting with a group of people in front of a large screen displaying Quechua vocabulary.

Poetry and Literature

Poetry and Literature

Creating Digital Materials

Creating Digital Materials

Social Media

Social Media

Celebrating Language Lodge 2025: A Showcase of Language Diversity and Creativity

Submitted by

Emma Vadillo Quesada

Published on:

December 15, 2025

Digital illustration of a woman with short dark hair and a white shawl seated on a train. Around her, in white and black text, are spoken phrases in the Irish language: 1) “An chéad stáisiún eile, Stáisiún Uí Chonghale” (Next station, Connelly Station) 2) “Cá bhfuil tú ag dul?” (Where are you heading?) 3) “Conas atá tú?” (How are you?) 4) “Is fada an lá ó chonaic mé thú!” (Long time, no see!)

Attitudes and Identity

Attitudes and Identity

Language, Land, and Place

Language, Land, and Place

Taking the Train to Dublin City: A Journey to Speaking Irish in Ireland’s Capital

Submitted by

Alexandra Philbin

Published on:

September 9, 2025

Movie poster for the film Kneecap, with text: "5 Lessons for Language Champions and Allies from the Film Kneecap"

Film, TV, and Video

Film, TV, and Video

Music, Dance, and Performing Arts

Music, Dance, and Performing Arts

5 Lessons for Language Champions and Allies from the Film Kneecap

Submitted by

Alexandra Philbin

Published on:

August 9, 2025

A speech bubble with the Irish flag inside it.

Rights, Advocacy, and Activism

Rights, Advocacy, and Activism

Attitudes and Identity

Attitudes and Identity

A Response to Recent Comments on Irish

Submitted by

Alexandra Philbin

Published on:

September 11, 2024