• Scoilnet.ie:- Scoilnet, a Department of Education website, has a multitude of resources
for teaching and learning Irish in both Primary and Post-Primary schools. These can be
accessed using the search function on the homepage. www.scoilnet.ie
• TG4 Foghlaim: foghlaim.tg4.ie TG4 Foghlaim is a resource designed for learners of Irish
in both primary and post-primary. It is based on material from the TG4 program archive
We would encourage you and your team to consider what supports can be utilised to
support the teaching and learning of Irish for all students in your school.
• RTÉ Home School Hub: All the Irish lessons in one place www.rte.ie/learn/home-school[1]hub/2023/0227/1359199-home-school-hub-all-the-irish-lessons-in-one-place/
• Nuacht Anois Post-Primary digital resource for schools which publishes a new news
article each day that references current stories in the news or topics relevant to the
curriculum. www.leighanois.com/nuacht Guide for teachers: www.leighanois.com/nod
• Nuacht Cúla4: - News programme for young people covering local, national and
international news. www.cula4.com/en/claracha/nuacht-cula4
• Tuairisc.ie Learner’s page: www.tuairisc.ie/category/foghlaimeoiri/ Tuairisc.ie provides
a news service in Irish for the Irish speaking community in Ireland and abroad.
• Nós Magazine: - www.nos.ie NÓS is a cultural magazine that covers the common
interests of contemporary life.
• Raidió Rí-Rá Podcasts: www.rrr.ie/podchraoltai/ Raidió Rí-Rá is a chart-station for
young people, playing pop and music on the charts from morning to night, but with Irish
language talk pieces intertwined with the playlist.
• Online English-Irish Dictionary Foclóir.ie is an English-Irish Dictionary that is available
free of charge. It has been adapted to work both on desktop computers and on mobile
devices. As well as translations for the English content, the dictionary also contains
examples of the word in context, grammatical information and sound files. The sound files
help with the pronunciation of words in each of the three major dialects.
• Freagra is a helpline that will check or translate short phrases and also gives you access
to a professional translator who can give advice on terminology and grammar. It can be
accessed via e-mail Freagra@Freagra.ie and promises a quick response to queries on all
aspects of the Irish language.