A local Irish language development and support agency has welcomed last week’s vote by ABC Council to introduce a bi-lingual street sign policy in Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough.…
The Irish language mass is read each month in the chapel at St Patrick’s College, Armagh (beside St Patrick’s Cathedral) on the first Saturday of the month. The next Irish…
A number of young Armagh Gaels joined scores of other young Irish speakers from Ulster and Leinster at a jam-packed weekend of events in the Donegal Gaeltacht. The trip was…
AN TAIBHDHEARC & ABBEY THEATRE Present a major new Abbey Theatre Commission BAOITE By DARACH MAC CON IOMAIRE … it’s not the fracking – but the silence that will kill…
Over sixty Irish language learners in Armagh have completed a proficiency exam this week to recognise their strenuous efforts to learn the language over the past eight months. The learners…
POBAL, the independent advocacy organisation for the Irish language has said that a number of prominent Westminster MPs have written to Karen Bradley, the NI Secretary of State to express…
Are you learning Irish for the first time or do you already speak Irish? Cairde Teo language courses are specially designed to cater for the needs of adults at all learning stages, including those who are more advanced but in need of practice.
Aonach Mhacha is a collaborative social enterprise which will build and manage a cultural centre in the historic heart of Armagh City. The cultural centre will also be known as Aonach Mhacha.
The company is a registered charity. All profits generated by the trading activities of the Aonach Mhacha social enterprise will be reinvested in the Aonach Mhacha building and in cultural, social, arts, educational and recreation projects in the Armagh area.
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