(Gaeilge) Oscailt Oifigiúil Choláiste Dhún Másc
October 12, 2017
(Gaeilge) Tús curtha le hath-infheistiú sa Ghaeilge, Ghaeltacht agus san Oideachas
October 11, 2017
Research bursaries awarded to M. Oid. san Oideachas Lán-Ghaeilge students at Mary Immaculate College
October 11, 2017
On Saturday 07 October 2017, the Chairperson of An Chomhairle um Oideachas Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta (COGG), An tUas. Dónal Ó hAiniféin, awarded research bursaries to the current cohort of M. Oid. san Oideachas Lán-Ghaeilge students in Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. A total of nineteen bursaries of up to €6,000 per student were awarded. At the awards ceremony an tUas. Dónal Ó hAiniféin said “COGG are delighted to support students on this excellent postgraduate programme, and the staff at Mary Immaculate College are to be highly commended for their pioneering work in this continuously evolving sector”.
Tús turais nua sa ghort: An Dr T.J. Ó Ceallaigh, Comhordaitheoir an Chláir, Hayley Roe, mac léinn an chláir agus An tUas. Dónal Ó h’Ainiféin, Cathaoirleach COGG
Tús curtha leis an Aistear Taighde: An Dr T.J. Ó Ceallaigh, Comhordaitheoir an Chláir, Bríd Ní Fhéinne, mac léinn an chláir agus An tUas. Dónal Ó h’Ainiféin, Cathaoirleach COGG
The Programme Director, An Dr T.J. Ó Ceallaigh indicated that teacher preparation and professional development are critical steps in the evolution of effective language immersion education in Ireland. Speaking at the event, he said: “Despite the diverse and dynamic nature of immersion programmes, there is a significant dearth of research on a wide variety of topics relating to teacher development in immersion education. Now more than ever, emphasis needs to be placed on research and on teacher education and continuous professional development to reflect on and investigate the merits and challenges of Irish-medium immersion education in and outside Gaeltacht areas. Such meaningful professional dialogue is key for the continued success and growth of Irish-medium education in Ireland and language immersion education across the globe. We greatly appreciate the support provided by COGG”.
The Chief Executive of COGG, Muireann Ní Mhóráin said “I would like to congratulate Mary Immaculate College and the course director, An Dr T.J. Ó Ceallaigh for developing this master’s programme at such a pivotal moment for Gaeltacht and Irish-medium immersion education. It is certain that this programme will be of great benefit both to students and, consequently, to their schools”.
The postgraduate programme, An M. Oid. san Oideachas Lán-Ghaeilge was officially launched in November 2013. It is the first postgraduate hybrid programme in the Republic of Ireland to incorporate a coherent set of modules designed specifically for immersion educators and other professionals in Irish-medium education in and outside Gaeltacht areas. Additional information in relation to this blended learning, cross-sectoral programme, An M. Oid. san Oideachas Lán-Ghaeilge, can be accessed here or by contacting the Programme Director, An Dr T.J. Ó Ceallaigh ag tj.oceallaigh@mic.ul.ie
Ar chúl: Cathaoirleach na Comhairle um Oideachas Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta (COGG), An tUas. Dónal Ó h’Ainiféin, An Dr Neasa Ní Chuaig, Léachtóir ar an gClár, An Dr T.J. Ó Ceallaigh, Comhordaitheoir an Chláir, Peadar Ó Tuathail, Joe Ó hEachteirn Sa lár: Donncha Ó Treasaigh, Bríd Ní Fhéinne, Eliosia Ní Lorcáin, Bríd Ní Sheighin, Lisa Nic Dhoinnléibhe, Máire Uí Dhifaigh, Orlaith Ní Fhoghlú, Hayley Roe, Aoife Ní Dhonnabháin, Yvonne de Faoite Suite chun tosaigh: Máirtín Pléimeann, Méabh Nic an tSaoir, Muireann Ní Arrachtáin, Niamh Uí Chadhla, Elaine Ní Longaigh, Máiréad Ní Chatháin Uí Chonchúir
(Gaeilge) Folúntas san Áisaonad (Coláiste Mhuire)
October 11, 2017
(Gaeilge) Scéalta ón Rúis – Cuireadh do 11.10.2017
October 10, 2017
Naíonra Information Evening
October 10, 2017
You are invited to attend an information evening about a Naíonra in North Liatroim.
Naíonra Information Evening
Thursday 26th Oct. 6pm,
The Glens Centre,
Cluainín (Manorhamilton).
Guest Speakers will include
Nancy Healy – Childcare support and development worker, Leitrim County Child Care Committee
Katie Ní Riain – Naíonra development officer, Gaeloideachais
Rachael de Buitléir – Spraoi le Chéile Naíonra director, Cora Droma Rúisc (tbc)
There will be a question and answer session after the talks with tea and coffee provided.
Committee Progress
Parents of 38 children have thus far expressed an interest in their children attending a Naíonra in North Liatroim.
Coiste Naíonra Thuaisceart Liatroma (The North Liatroim Naíonra Committee) has met with the Leitrim County Childcare Committee who roundly welcome the possibility that a third Naíonra will open in Liatroim.
We have also been in touch with the Naíonra umbrella body Gaeloideachais who are delighted to support us in establishing the Naíonra.
Type of Provision
The type of provision provided will depend on parental demand and as such we would like you to fill in the attached questioner and email it back to us. It will be either a1. play school, 2.creche or 3.outdoor childcare
and will be either into 1.Sessional -3 hours – morning or afternoon 2. Part time – 4 hours 3. Full time – 6 hours.
and will either be a standalone facility or attached to another facility like a school or another childcare provider
Grúpa Tuistí Tachran – Irish Language Parent and Toddler – Wed. 11am
The Castle Café now has an Irish language parent and toddler group meeting upstairs every 2nd Wednesday.
Come along with your child on 18th of Oct, 1st Nov, 15th Nov, 29th Nov. etc.
More Info Call
Edel 086 161 7234 or Annemarie 086 400 9063
Irish Classes for Parents Wed. 10.30am
The Castle Café will also host Irish classes for parents every other second wednesday
11th Oct, 25th Oct, 8th Nov. 22nd Nov. etc.
More Info call
Ruth 085 801 6550
What is a Naíonra
There are 327 Naíonraí established across the country.
A naíonra is an Irish-Medium pre-school, catering for children aged between three and five years of age, in which the Stiúrthóir, or creche worker, speaks only Irish in their interactions with the children. Under the guidance of the trained Stiúrthóir the children learn Irish through play, nursery rhymes and songs.
A Naíonra generally includes children from English speaking homes, where it serves as a form of early immersion in Irish, and also children from Irish speaking homes, where it offers mother-tongue support, as well as exposure to English from the other children. Being exposed to Irish as a living language this early makes acquiring the language far easier as they continue their schooling and also compliments any other language the child may be exposed to at home.
(Gaeilge) FOLÚNTAS: Post Fraincise, An Cheathrú Rua, Co.na Gaillimhe
October 10, 2017
(Gaeilge) FOLÚNTAS: Rúnaí Scoile á Lorg ag Gaelscoil na nDéise
October 9, 2017
(Gaeilge) Seachtain Mhata 2017 – Acmhainní Gaeilge
October 9, 2017
(Gaeilge) Plé faoi Dhúshláin na n-Iarbhunscoileanna Oileánda ag Comhdháil Bord Oideachais & Oiliúna Éireann
October 2, 2017
