Interesting entry into the Irish language teaching world from BBC NOrthern Ireland. I’ve had a crack at the game, and can’t get past the hideous sean bhean who keeps asking the same old question over and over: ca hait a raibh tu ar a haon deag areir? (where were you at eleven last night?). There also similar Scots Gaelic and North and South Welsh sites. Looks like there’s plenty to play with. Let us have your impressions below?
Interesting BBC article on an upcoming presentation and talk [Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre, 17 August] by lecturer and broadcaster Stephen Price on the subject of his new book – The Earl Bishop. The 18th Century ”Earl Bishop” was Frederick Augustus Hervey, fourth Earl of Bristol and Church of Ireland Bishop of Derry. Hervey was also elected [...] read our review »
Northern Ireland’s peace process has been promoted as an international success story. The Republic’s Department of Foreign Affairs has its Conflict Resolution Unit, which aims to disseminate the ‘lessons’ of the Northern Ireland peace process. And some of the prominent players in our peace process have travelled abroad to other troubled spots to share their [...] read our review »