Údarás na Gaeltachta

Government allocated €25m last year to develop deep-water quay facility at Ros an Mhíl

Elections to board of the State Agency for the Gaeltacht were scrapped ten years ago as part of government austerity measures

Tomás Ó Síocháin takes over at helm of State body

Young people opted to relocate to areas during the pandemic, Údarás Na Gaeltachta says

Extra funding to boost farm safety, flood prediction and video games among others

There are currently nine treatments in use but there could be light at the end of the tunnel

Communication over use of English in Randox Teoranta plant has been withdrawn

Joint call made for pause to process pending analysis of recent junior cycle changes

Kocoono was set up by Emer Flannery with Kickstarter crowdfunding last October

Preparations for Brexit hit by Covid-19

It’s businesses, not governments, that create jobs. So politicians should stop promising them

Call for certainty on reopening of islands as 92% on Inisheer favour closure until August

Renowned writer and actor won numerous awards for his work

Centres are springing up in Connemara, Gweedore and other remote places

Fur farming is deemed contrary to animal welfare. But what of those who work in it?

It might be geographically-challenged but the airport plays a big role in providing access to northwest

Additional funding outlined in Budget 2019 is welcome but well below hoped-for €9m

Irish language groups bring pre-budget campaign to Dublin with ‘Clinic na Gaeilge’

Next generation proving its mettle can keep family firms innovative and growing

Inside Track: Marjorie O’Malley, co-founder of Achill Island Sea Salt

PR executive who spoke to Naughten about INM ruling met Donohoe among other politicians

Priorities include renovating cultural institutions and digitising national collections

State agency says 630 new full-time jobs were created in 2017 as it warns of the Brexit challenge

Hopes for Údarás na Gaeltachta plan for marine park

Varadkar announces extension of celebrations to include Government departments

Community initiative seeks to build a €2.5m education centre to boost visitor numbers

Joe McHugh is to teach Irish to adults in summer school after becoming fluent

New figures show 5.4 per cent rise in employment at firms backed by agencies

The townland of Gaoth Dobhair in the Donegal Gaeltacht was hit hard by the economic downturn, but some natives are returning with fresh knowledge and ambition

State body is shareholder in Bradán Beo whose deal prompted High Court case

Now that seaweed is big business, industry is wading in to the lives of traditional harvesters

New party leader will seek support of Independents in attempt to become taoiseach

New Innovator: Connemara Food Ventures products aimed at large food manufacturers

Opinion: Pupils must be helped to use Irish socially, not just in the classroom

Jobs, health, transport and increasing garda numbers among key actions in the plan

Brian Ó Domhnaill found to have intentionally breached the legislation a decade ago

It is a great challenge to get by as an artist in the Gaeltacht. So why is it that so many cannot bring themselves to leave?

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform outlines Government’s spending plans

Mourners at Galway Cathedral hear rowing was ‘passion’ of founding member of PDs’

Irish firm Advance Science creates natural supplement HiveAlive to boost health of hives