An editor from Fermanagh is helping shape the future of the Irish language through a ground-breaking national project.

An editor from Fermanagh is helping shape the future of the Irish language through a ground-breaking national project.

Foras na Gaeilge said the dictionary is aimed at giving a new way to understand and use the Irish language without relying on dictionaries in English or in other languages ...

The dictionary by Foras na Gaeilge was launched on Tuesday by President Catherine Connolly and can be accessed for free ...

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