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Irish Language Club, Cois Fharraige

The working language of this website is Irish. But we’ve provided this overview in English for complete beginners and for other visitors who aren’t proficient in that language.

14th March 2025

5th March 2025

23rd February 2025

28th November 2024

Cóisir na mBáb



Almost a year on from Raic ar an Trá, Club Gaeilge Chois Fharraige is delighted to announce the launch of its latest play.

Again, a radio drama and again written by Máirín Mhic Lochlainn.

This time, the setting’s a hen party — at the end of a long day and the start of a long night!

Cóisir na mBáb — the trailer

20th December 2023

6th August 2023

2nd June 2023

The learners’ club summer programme

Our evening classes and Ciorcal Comhrá and drama group have now concluded but will resume in September. However our Tuesday morning class, Rang na bhFeabhsaitheoirí, will continue during the summer from 11.00 am to 1.00 pm. If you are interested in participating in this class please contact us using our contact form or at the email address at the foot of this page.

The Club will be organising some social activities (outings and walks) during the summer. These arrangements will be posted on this page in the coming weeks.

Cultural and heritage tour

Oifigigh Pleanála Teanga Chonamara will be running this tour on Wednesday 21st June. It will be stopping at Tobar Naomh Anna, Teach Scríbe, An Dóilín ad An Garraí Glas. Minibus leaving Casla at 9.00 a.m. Prior registration essential (083 010 6294 / optchoisfharraige@gmail.com). Fee: Eur10; includes the tour and lunch. The tour will be in Irish.

About Club Gaeilge Chois Fharraige

View in Open Street Map
Grúpa daoine amu féin aer, is iad suite tímpeall búird.
Club members at Féile Thraidphicnic

Irish language classes

Rang Gaeilge ar siúl. Daoine fásta tímpeall bord, is neart leabhar ann.
Irish lesson in An Crúiscín Lán

Learning Irish through drama

From the start of Autumn through to late Spring, we offer weekly Irish learning sessions based on the production of short original dramas.

Formerly, we performed these live at local venues, at Christmas and in the Spring, as part of fundraising concerts which we organise in conjunction with local singers, musicians and dancers, and with practitioners of other local traditions.

The cast of An Dianchúrsa takes a bow

Irish language learning resources

Triúr ban, amu fén aer, is iad go meidhreach.
Outing to Suíomh an Mine

Contact the Club

Have an enquiry? See the contact page.