Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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An Cailin Ciúin
Deir Aisling Ní Dhonnabháin go bhfuil thart ar 20% níos mó duine ag foghlaim Gaeilge le bliain anuas ó tháinig an Cailiín Ciúin ar an bhfód agus go bhfuil fás tagtha chomh maith ar líon na gcraobhacha thar lear, go háirithe i Meiriceá.
Tá ina feidhmeannach ballraíochta agus oideachais le Conradh na Gaeilge agus í lonnaithe i mBaile Átha Cliath.
Dúirt sí: "Bím ag plé le baill agus craobhacha Chonradh na Gaeilge ar fud an domhain agus ag cur cúrsaí agus ranganna Gaeilge ar fáil do dhaoine fásta i mBaile Átha Cliath agus ar-líne. Táim lonnaithe i mBaile Átha Cliath."
Bíonn trí théarma á reachtáil ag Conradh na Gaeilge go bliantúil agus maireann gach téarma 10 seachtain. Bíonn ranganna eile acu amhail comhdháil an Earraigh, dianchúrsa Lúnasa agus ranganna Gaeilge do thuismitheoirí.
"Tá an t-ardú le feiscint in Éirinn agus thar lear. Is iontach an rud é don teanga scannán mór Gaeilge a bheith ar an bhfód agus ag tarraignt airde ar áilleacht agus draíocht na Gaeilge," a dúirt sí.
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