Nearly 450 public and civil servants have achieved accredited professional Irish-language qualifications in Spring 2026 following training with Gaelchultúr.
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Gaelchultúr has announced a new partnership with Dublin GAA aimed at increasing the visibility, accessibility and use of the Irish language across Gaelic games in the capital.
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You don't need to be fluent to say a few words, ask a question or begin a short conversation. Using a few simple phrases can help you feel more confident.
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You can bring Gaeilge into your everyday life through the things already around you. The next time you hear a bird singing or spot one flying overhead, try saying its Irish name!
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Behind each name is often a story: a piece of folklore, an old belief, or a glimpse into how our ancestors understood the world around them.
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Ireland’s woodlands have a quiet magic of their own. They are green, peaceful, full of life and home to many small creatures we may not always notice at first glance.
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Learn traditional Irish wedding blessings, congratulations, toasts and expressions that you can use throughout the celebrations and add a unique Irish touch to the special day.
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By following this internationally recognised framework, Gaelchultúr's courses allow learners to build their confidence and language skills step by step.
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