Glór na nGael are delighted to announce that, with support from the department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, three new posts are to being created within the organization.
For full information (as Gaeilge) please click here.
Last date for receipt of CV and Covering Letter is 5.00pm 25 September 2019.
Glór na nGael has published advisory documents for community group to assist then on fulfilling their duties under General Data Protection Regulations, GDPR.
GDPR are regulations that give citizens rights in regard to information that organisations and businesses hold about them. There are implications arising from the regulations for those groups who do not adhere to the duties arising from them.
The first document, Measúnú Tionchair agus RGCS/GDPR Treoir do Choistí Pobail, addresses how groups can go about assessing how GDPR relates to them. The document explains the benefits that arise from carrying out an assessment of information held, when to do it, the steps required and those who should participate involved in that assessment.
The second document, RGCS/GDPR Cearta do Dhaoine Aonair Treoir do Choistí Pobail, explains the rights that individuals have arising from GDPR.
The Data Protection Commission is responsible for upholding GDPR.
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Cuireadh chun tairsceana le haghaidh seirbhísí iniúchóireachta
Tá Glór na nGael, Ceanneagraíocht Ghaeilge, ag lorg tairsiceana ó chuideachta iniúchóireachta i gcomhair soláthar seirbhísí iniúchóireachta seachtracha. Beidh ardchumas Gaeilge scríofa agus labhartha riachtach do chomhlíonadh na seirbhíse seo.
Bhí ioncam 2018 na heagraíochta a bhfuil foireann de 18 fostaithe ann, cothrom le €1,240,000, agus luach stoc cothrom le €60,000.
I measc na seirbhísí a bheidh de dhíth, tá;
Tá eolas faoi chuideachta Glór na nGael le fáil anseo.
Seol iarratas tairisceana móide praghas chuig eolas@glornangael.ie roimh 10 Bealtaine 2019.
Read Glór na nGael’s latest family newsletter here: Glór Teaghlaigh 8 Márta 2019
The Chairperson of Glór na nGael, Pat Carey and RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta presented Áine Ní Churráin have presented the annual Glór na nGael awards the Glassan Hotel, County Westmeath on Saturday 9 February 2019.
Áislann Rann na Feirste has won the top prize: the Glór na nGael Trophy sponsored by Foras na Gaeilge and a €20,000 cheque sponsored by the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.
A total prize fund of €80,000 was awarded to community groups and 3ú level college societies in acknowledgement for their endeavours to promote the Irish language.
Speaking at the event, Pat Carey said that Glór na nGael and voluntary groups are working in a new era of language promotion in the community.
“More than ever the State, particularly in the South, is acting in unison with the community,” Carey said.
“We in Glór na nGael welcome the work of Údarás na Gaeltachta and Foras na Gaeilge in partnership with the community. This gives us the opportunity to help in ways that we were not able to in the past.”
Other key awards were presented to the Carn Tóchair Development Committee, Co. Derry, Glór na Móna, Belfast agus Cairde Teo. In Armagh.
A special award, Gradam Ghlór na nGael, was presented to brothers Séamus and Seán Mac Seáin. The two were born in Belfast and each, in their own ways, have made significant contributions to the Irish language in Belfast and further afield.
Áislann Rann na Feirste won the main prize. A non-profit community based company, it works to promote community development primarily through culture and language. It delivers its work through subcommittees such as the environment and the language. It has achieved many of its goals during 2018. The group is also pioneering in its work supporting families.
Describing the work of the Áislann, Lorcán Mac Gabhann, Glór na nGael’s Chief-Executive, praised its contribution to the community, both young and old, in Rann na Feirste and Donegal.
“I must also mention the Home Work Club and Youth Club which are renown throughout the country and which operate a strong and effective language policy,” he said.
Áislann na Feirste is in use every day and night of the week. The committee makes effective use various schemes including Glór na nGael’s Teanga Tí scheme.
“The Áislann is an example of good practice for community groups throughout Ireland,” Mac Gabhann said.
Glór na nGael is delighted to announce the following positions:
Spriocdháta:
Seol litir chumhdaigh i nGaeilge mar aon le CV i nGaeilge chuig post@glornangael.ie roimh 5.00i.n., an Céadaoin 6 Feabhra 2019.
Samhlaítear go mbeidh na hagallaimh ar siúl i Ráth Chairn ar an Céadaoin 13 Feabhra 2019 in oifigí Ghlór na nGael i Ráth Chairn.
Read Glór na nGael’s latest family newsletter here Glór Teaghlaigh 11 Eanáir 2019
Cumann na bhFiann’s youthclubs have reopened around the country for 10-18 year old’s who wish to use and practice their Gaeilge regularly in a social way.
You can find the nearest one to you on : www.cnb.ie
Glór na nGael is delighted that the annual ‘Seomra Teaghlaigh’ (Family Room) will be open again during Oireachtas na Samhna this Thursday and Friday (November 1 & 2) with a wide range of activities for Irish speaking families with children of all ages.
Facepainting, Arts and Crafts, Dancing, Games, Storytelling, and pleanty of laughs with Giggles on both days and with the ‘Ballet Poulet’ show from the Fanzini family on Friday.
The full program is available here:
