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The celebration began on March 1st, and ends on St. Patrick's Day on the 17th.
Irish people are being urged to use and to be proud of our national language during Seachtain na Gaeilge.
The celebration of Irish began on March 1st, and ends on St. Patrick's Day on the 17th.
41 percent of the population can speak "as Gaeilge", and it's one of the oldest languages in the world.
Broadcaster and Gaeilgeoir Louise Cantillon says social media is a great place to learn the "cúpla focal":
Kildare Cancer Survivor Welcomes ‘Right to be Forgotten’ Breakthrough
Daffodil Day announcement will see mortgage insurance waiting period cut to five years, offering hope to survivors across Ireland.
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Fears Surround Potential Job Losses At Claire's Newbridge Store
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Previously Paused Social Housing Project In Athy Gets Go-Ahead
The plan included 73 social housing units and a community building at Ardrew, Athy, as part of a broader project to deliver 486 homes across the country.
Spike in Helpline Calls After Controversial Parade Float
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Warmest Day Of The Year So Far As Temperatures Climb
Sunshine continues through Saturday with highs of up to 18°C expected inland, says Met Éireann meteorologist Ailís Hankinson.
Hollywood Comes To Rathangan
Netflix will be filming in the town for the next three days
12th Lock To Hazelhatch Greenway Has Officially Opened
The five kilometre stretch begins at the 12th lock in Clondalkin and continues to Hazelhatch
Sunny intervals
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Sunny intervals
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Low-level cloud
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Medium-level cloud
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Light rain
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