Ag Obair leis an bPobal chun an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn - Working with the Community to Promote the Irish Language


Eoghan Ó Gramhnaigh

Born in Athboy, Professor of Irish at Maynooth, he was best known for his weekly columns ‘Simple Lessons in Irish,’ said to have inspired some 250,000 people to read and write Irish.
 
Nuachtlitir
Newsletter
Bealtaine / May
2012


Comité de Jumelage
Coiste Nascadh Bailte
 Athboy Twinning Association


TLACHTGA

Fleadh Cheoil Laighean
Leinster Fleadh
4 - 10 iúil
Port Laoise
www.leinsterfleadh.ie

Dancing every Tuesday night, St James' Hall, Athboy, sean-nós 7pm-8pm, followed by folk, céilí and set dancing 8pm-10pm.

Éigse Uí Ghramhnaigh 2010
Éigse Uí Ghramhnaigh 2009

Coiste na mBailte Slachtmhara
Athboy Tidy Towns
 
Ó Néill agus Ó Dómhnaill
Na Taoisigh sa Róimh
Turas Ráth Chairn

Baile Átha Buí / Athboy

Learning Irish
Gnó le Gaeilge
Tuismitheoirí agus Páistí
For Parents and Children
Naisc / Links
An Siopa Leabhair
Bilingualism in the Community
An Ríomhaire / PC
Contact

Nuachtlitir Newsletter
Bealtaine / May
2012
Bhí ceiliúradh ar bhreithlá 70 bliain an fhile, Macdara Woods i leabharlann na hUaimhe le déanaí. Bhí go leor ó Bhaile Átha Buí i láthair. Rugadh a mháthair i mBaile Átha Buí agus chaith sé go leor dá óige ann.
Seventieth birthday celebration for poet and writer Macdara Woods who spent much of his youth in Athboy: - See Newsletter:
Tá fáilte romhat chuig suíomh Átha Buí le Gaeilge.

Tá eolas ar fáil anseo faoin réimse leathan imeachtaí atá á reáchtáil ag Conradh na Gaeilge i mBaile Átha Buí.

Is í an aidhm atá againn ná cabhrú leis an bpobal an Ghaeilge atá acu a úsáid agus chun deis a thabhairt don phobal an teanga a fhoghlaim.

Tá míle fáilte romhat a bheith páirteach san obair atá ar siúl againn.
Welcome to the website of Athboy Conradh na Gaeilge.


This site contains information on a wide range of activities organized by Athboy branch of Conradh na Gaeilge.

Our aim is to assist the community in promoting the use of Irish and to provide opportunities to learn the language.

You are very welcome to take part in our activities.

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