Deirdre agus Naoise – Irish Language lesson
Words, phrases and grammar from the story of Deirdre and Naoise Gluais Fleá – festival scread – scream draoi – druid brat – covering fuil – blood lao – calf…
May 22, 2020
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May 19, 2020
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Táin Bó Cuailnge – Irish language lesson
Words, phrases and grammar from the Cattle raid of Cooley story Táin Bó Cuailnge.The Cattle Raid of Cooley.Buíochas mór le Ann Hart a chuir an scéilín seo le chéile agus…
18
May
Mar a fuair Cú Chulainn a ainm – Irish language lesson
Words, phrases and grammar from the Cú Chulainn story Mar a fuair Cú Chulainn a ainm.How Cú Chulainn got his name.Buíochas mór le Ann Hart a chuir an scéilín seo…
23
Apr
Online weekly Irish conversation group
As our Irish classes, clubs and events are currently on hold, Cairde Teo are holding a weekly conversation group for learners to practice their Irish language skills on the zoom…
26
Mar
Update on Cairde Teo classes, clubs and activities
Due to the ongoing efforts to contain the Covid 19 Virus and in accordance with the advice issued by the Irish Government in relation to cultural centres, Cultúrlann Aonach Mhacha…
19
Mar
Cancellation of Feis Ard Mhacha 2020
Due to the efforts to contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus and the uncertainty relating to the length of time that schools will be closed, the committee of Feis…
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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.
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- Upper Improvers Class
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Family Activities
19Sep
Club Óige Ard Mhacha
The Irish medium youth club for children at local Irish medium primary schools between Rang 4 and Rang 7 takes place every Thursday evening between 6.30pm and 8.00pm. Cost is...
Find Out MoreAonach Mhacha Development
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.
Our Aims
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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