Ireland celebrates St Patrick’s Day with politics, prayer, language and leisure
Pomeroy, 18 March 1919 - This year’s St Patrick’s Day was the first since the end of the...
Read moreTagged Content
Your search for irish language returned the following related articles:
Hope for future of Irish language in the west
Galway, 17 July 1917 - The decline of the Irish language has been arrested. Statistics show that while the Irish language suffered...
Read moreHyde says Irish language thrown away ‘like dirty water out of a house’
Dundalk, 18 March 1915 - Ireland has made no sacrifices to save her own language and has instead thrown it away like...
Read moreGaelic League promises to abstain from politics
The Gaelic League will rigorously abstain from all connection with politics and from all discussions of politics, except in as...
Read moreTeaching in Irish discussed at Gaelic League meeting
The Gaelic League has been debating its stance on teaching in Irish once education policy comes under the remit of...
Read moreThe Gaelic Tongue
The well known supporter of the Irish language, the Most Rev Dr O’Donnell, Lord Bishop of Raphoe, speaking...
Read moreHyde calls on unity to promote Irish language
Rumours of discontent with the role of Dr. Douglas Hyde as President of the Gaelic League did not harden into...
Read moreWar of words between Griffith and Hyde
The newspaper Sinn Féin has today published a letter by its editor, Arthur Griffith, defending critical comments he...
Read moreDouglas Hyde denounces use of Gaelic League for political purposes
Dr. Douglas Hyde’s position as President of the Gaelic League has been strengthened after crowds attending the opening...
Read morePage 1 of 1 pages
Century Ireland
The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago.