An Irish language guide to the oceans, outer space and dear Mother Earth
The Bluffer was speaking to an 10-year old recently, one of those kids who are de shíor ag cur ceisteanna - forever asking questions.
Irish Language
Summer holidays are even better in the winter
The Bluffer: Tá mé ag dul ar saoire means I am going on holidays but there are all kinds of vacations available nowadays that the choice is well-now infinite
Uaillmhian ag an scoil bheag tuaithe i lár na cathrach
Bhain na fadhbanna seo le cóiríocht, le buiséad agus le go leor eile
The Irish language films that are making waves
Robert McMillen runs his eye over some big successes for Irish language on the screen
Féile na Tána – amhráin agus ceol a mhairfidh sa tseanchas
Rinne Cú Chulainn gaiscí dochreidte i miotaseolaíocht na Gaeilge ach tá glúin úr ag déanamh éachtaí ag cur cheol an cheantair chun cinn i dtírdhreach Táin Bó Chúailgne
Lies, damn lies and the scary new world order
Nowadays, lying is a new currency that buys cumhacht - power and tionchar - influence, the bigger the lie, the more influence you have
Portráid d’amhránaí a thuill grá – in ainneoin a híogaire
Má tá dúil agat i gceoldrámaí, má tá suim agat i scéal mná a bhain clú agus cáil amach ach a raibh go leor fadhbanna pearsanta aici, bainfaidh tú sult as an scannán úr, Maria
Nollaig shona: An Irish language guide to Christmas
It’s the 24th iteration of the Bluffer’s Christmas Guide to Irish.. I’ll drink to that!
A nostalgic look back at swimming on the Falls Road
Things have changed for swimmers on the Falls Road
The hidden meanings in Belfast street names
Knowing Irish can open up a hidden world right here in the place we live