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PUNANN Na MEIN CUMARSIDE PUNANN na MEIÁN CUMARSÁIDE CUMANN na GAELTACHTA Cumann na Gaeltachta Press Portfolio Date Source Title 2006‐2007 23 June 2006 Lá Gaeltacht i gcéin i gCeanada 26 July 2006 Lá An Ghaeilge á cothú i gCeanada Summer 2007 Toronto Irish News First Gaeltacht outside of Ireland opens in Canada 23 January 2007 The Irish Times First Gaeltacht planned for Canada 23 January 2007 Irish Examiner Students Plan first Gaeltacht outside Ireland 13 February Foinse Buaiteoirí chomórtais Ghlór na nGael 2007 17 February The Irish Times Irish at Home in Canada 2007 21 March 2007 Napanee Beaver Stone Mills to Become Gaelic Home Base 29 May 2007 Letter from the Recognizing Official Gaeltacht Status Government of Ireland 15 May 2007 Lá Gaeltacht le seoladh i gCeanada June 2007 Celtic Connections New Irish Gaeltacht Opens Outside Kingston http://www.celtic‐ connection.com/2007/news/news2007_06_02.html June 2007 Firstpost Official opening Gaeltacht Thuaisceart an Oileáin Úir .mov. Meitheamh 2007. http://www.firstpost.com/topic/place/gaeltacht‐ official‐opening‐gaeltacht‐thuaisceart‐an‐oileain‐ uir‐mov‐video‐gGfbO04KOP8‐84736‐8.html 8 June 2007 Kingston This Week Irish Language Festival includes Céilí next Weekend 8 June 2007 Napanee Beaver Irish Ambassador at Gaeltacht 10 June 2007 Foinse Céad míle fáilte go “Gaeltacht” Cheanada 20 June 2007 Lá Gaeltacht Thuaisceart Mheiriceá Thuaidh seolta 20 June 2007 Napanee Beaver Irish Eyes are smiling in Stone Mills 20 June 2007 Lá Nua Gaeltacht i gcéin i gCeanada 22 June 2007 Lá Nua Gaeltacht Lasmuigh d’Éirinn 24 June 2007 Foinse (p. 4) “Lá mór na nGael” le bunú “Gaeltachta” 24 June 2007 Foinse (p. 10) Gaeltacht nua Cheanada le ceangal Múscraí 24 June 2007 Foinse (p. 21) Fáilte go “Gaeltacht Cheanada” July 2007 Saol Gaeltacht Cheanada August 2007 Comhar Lá dár saol in Ontario October 2007 Ulster American Seachtain Samhraidh na Gaeilge 2007 Newsletter 21 Nollag 2007 Lá Gaeltacht Cheanada 2008 2008 Lá Nua Gaeltachtaí úra ar na bacáin 2008 Lá Nua Gaeltacht Cheanada 2 TG4 – Gaeltacht Cheanada January Documentary 2008 Film 6 March Irish Now you’re talking 2008 Independent Spring Iris na Gaeltacht Cheanada Abú 2008 Gaeilge 16 – 18 Conference Fís Gaeilge Mheiriceá Thuaidh May Booklet 2008 15 June Foinse Caith saoire sa Ghaeltacht – i gCeanada 2008 4 July Napanee Tamworth Canada Day 2008 2008 Beaver 1 August Napanee Irish Language revived in Tamworth 2008 Beaver 2009 2009 Leaving Gaeltacht Nuabhunaithe i gCeanada Certificate Examination 10 Napanee Irish language group cops big honour, prize money March Guide http://www.napaneeguide.com/2009/03/10/irish‐language‐group‐cops‐ 2009 big‐honour‐prize‐money February Saol Comórtas Ghlór na nGael 2009 February Saol Gaeltacht Thuaisceart an Oileáin Úir 2009 February Lúibín Ceanada, A Meeting Place for Gaeilgeoirí near Ontario 2009 2 Whig Kingston Irish Cultural Group wins Major Award February Standard http://www.thewhig.com/2009/02/02/irish‐cultural‐group‐wins‐major‐ 2009 award 4 Irish Echo Our Own Gaeltacht February 2009 March An Gael Tuairisc ó Cheanada 2009 March An Gael Language Meet and Greet in Dublin 2009 12 Kingston This Local Irish Group wins International Recognition (p.50) March Week http://eedition.kingstonthisweek.com/doc/Kingston‐This‐ 2009 Week/KTW_March_12_edition/2009031901/50.html#50 12 Lá Gradam Ghlóir do Chumann na Gaeltachta, Ceanada March 2009 27 Lá Nua Gaeil Cheanada abhus do bhronnadh na nGradam March 2009 April Irish America The Canadians 2009 April Saol Fáiltiú Ghaoth Dobhair 2009 Summer Shamrock Kingston Irish Cultural Group wins Major Award 2009 Leaf 9 June Irish Comedy helps ease nerves in Irish 2009 Examiner July Saol Cuairt Uí Chuív (p.5) 2009 http://www.gaeilge.ie/dynamic/docs/Iúil.pdf 13 Napanee Participants immersed in Irish Culture (p.8) August Guide http://eedition.napaneeguide.com/doc/Napanee‐ 2009 Guide/Napanee_guide_August_13_2009_36pages/2009081301/8.html#8 13 Kinston This All hail the Gaeltacht August Week 2009 2010 February Donegal – Gaeltacht Bhaile na hÉireann – Canada’s Gaeltacht 2010 Community in Touch February Press Release Canadian Group wins top Irish language award 2010 – Glór na nGael 9 April Gaelscéal Imeachtaí Phobal na Gaeilge i gCeanada 2010 http://www.gaelport.com/default.aspx?treeid=37&NewsItemID=4211 May 2010 Saol Gael Cheanada May 2010 Irish Echo Suaimhneas na Gaeltachta – Abhus Anseo 18 May An Lúibín Plean Gaeilge i Meiriceá Thuaidh 2010 http://www.gaeilgesanastrail.com/docs/anl131.pdf 19 May Nuacht24 Plean Gaeilge an Oileáin Úir 2010 July 2010 The Scoop Gaeltacht: A Public Consultation Meeting 5 August Napanee Irish cultural retreat near Tamworth on track 2010 Beaver 6 Aug 2010 Whig Gaelic is talk of town Standard http://www.recorder.ca/2010/08/06/gaelic‐is‐talk‐of‐town‐2 September Napanee Participants immersed in Irish culture 2010 Guide http://www.napaneeguide.com/2009/08/12/participants‐immersed‐ in‐irish‐culture Summer Irish Cúpla Focal – A Few Words 2010 Connections Canada September The Scoop Celebrating Irish Heritage: The Gaeltacht! 2010 29 Whig Small Town, Big Business September Standard 2010 October Saol Gaelgháireach i gCeanada 2010 18 October An Lúibín Oireachtas Cheanada 2010 27 October Irish Pádraig tunes up for Gaeilgeoirí festival 2010 Independent November Saol Fógraí Gael‐Cheanadacha 2010 19 Inside Ireland Oireachtas Gaeilge i gCeanada beartaithe November 2010 2011 2011 Commemorative Glór 50 publication of Glór na nGael 21 January Irish Music Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada ‐ 1ú IÚIL (July 1) 2011. 2011 Ottawa (Blog) http://irishmusicottawa.blogspot.ca/2011/01/oireachtas‐gaeilge‐ cheanada‐1u‐iuil.html February Saol TEG i gCeanada 2011 8 February Western People Gaeilgeoirí ag caint i nGaughan’s 2011 8 February Connaught Gaeltacht Thuaisceart an Oileáin Úir 2011 Telegraph 25 Gaelscéal I measc an Phobal February 2011 March Saol Ógghaeil Mhaigh Eo 2011 9 March Foinse Gaeilgeoirí i ngach uile chuinne den domhan 2011 Spring Irish “Gael‐apalooza”: Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada 2011 Connections http://www.oireachtas.ca/pdfs/pr‐eng‐190411.pdf Canada 15 April Nuachtlitir Oireachtas Cheanada 2011 Chonradh na Gaeilge May 2011 Gaelport Oireachtas Cheanada 2011 2 May Popfhocal Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada 1ú Iúil 2011 2011 3 May The Irish First ever Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada to be held in July 2011 Immigrant http://www.irishemigrant.com/ie/go.asp?p=story&storyID=8954 6 May Gaelscéal Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada: Borradh faoi thraidisiún ealaíon na 2011 hÉireann i dtíortha i bhfad i gcéin Summer Irish Toronto Irish Language Group 2011 Connections Canada June 2011 Shamrock Leaf Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada 14 June An Lúibín An Fiche Bliain atá Romhainn: Taighde agus Teagasc na Gaeilge i 2011 Meiriceá Thuaidh 14 June An Lúibín Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada 2011 July 2011 NAACLT Oireachtas Cheanada Newsletter July 2011 Saol na Gaeilge Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada 2011 1 July Congratulatory Teachtaireacht ón Uachtarán Máire Mhic Ghiolla Íosa 2011 Letter from the President of Ireland 4 July Nuacht24 Na céadta ag ceiliúradh ag Oireachtas Cheanada 2011 http://www.nuacht24.com/nuacht/gaeilge/na‐ceadta‐ag‐ceiliuradh‐ ag‐gaeltacht‐cheanada/ 4 July Whig Standard Dancers impress judge from Ireland 2011 http://www.thewhig.com/2011/07/04/dancers‐impress‐judge‐from‐ ireland 6 July Foinse Ceilíuradh i gCeanada 2011 7 July Napanee Beaver Irish culture alive at Gaeltacht 2011 8 July Gaelscéal (p. 24) I measc an phobail 2011 8 July Gaelscéal (p. 8) Oireachtas Cheanada 2011 12 July Gaelport President Praises Oireachtas Cheanada 2011 http://www.gaelport.com/default.aspx?treeid=37&NewsItemID=6411 12 July Gaelport Ardmholadh faighte ag Oireachtas Cheanada ón Uachtarán 2011 http://www.gaelport.com/nuacht?NewsItemID=6411 18 July An Lúibín Taighde agus Teagasc na Gaeilge i Meiriceá Thuaidh 2011 http://www.gaeilgesanastrail.com/docs/anl153.pdf 28 July EMC – Your Playwright’s tale of Irish homecoming receives critical attention in 2011 Community Canada Newspaper August Whig Standard Unique, historical dwellings on display 2011 August Home and Gaeltacht Thuaisceart an Oileáin Úir 2001 Garden Tour 11 August Napanee Beaver Heritage Dancing 2011 Autumn Irish Embassy Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada 2011 Newsletter 2 Globe and Mail A tongue‐twisting labour of love in Canada’s Gaelic‐speaking September community 2011 http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/a‐tongue‐twisting‐ labour‐of‐love‐in‐canadas‐gaelic‐speaking‐community/article593113/ September The Scoop 175th Erinsville Celebration 2011 http://issuu.com/stonemillsscoop/docs/september‐october‐2011 22 Whig Standard Irish Community holds Christmas card contest September http://www.thewhig.com/2011/09/21/irish‐community‐holds‐ 2011 christmas‐card‐contest October Ireland‐Canada Gaeltachts in Canada and Ireland 2011 Monument http://irelandmonumentvancouver.com/wp‐ Newsletter content/uploads/2009/08/Monumental‐Newsletter‐Canada‐ 2011_09_07.pdf 8 October Whig Standard Award finalists named 2011 http://www.thewhig.com/2011/10/07/award‐finalists‐named 17 Lennox and 2011 Tourism Product Nominees November Addington 2011 Economic Development Awards 24 Napanee Beaver Top L&A Winners – Economic Development Awards handed out November http://www.lennox‐addington.on.ca/economic‐development‐ 2011 awards.html Winter Irish Embassy First North American Gaeltacht: Gaeltacht Bhuan Mheiriceá Thuaidh 2011 Newsletter 2012 January 2012 The Scoop Go raibh maith agaibh 15 March Napanee Beaver Irish Heritage gets due celebration 2012 Spring 2012 Treoir Na Páirceanna Glasa Cheanada: Oireachtas Gaeilge Cheanada The Greenfields of
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