Gael Taca Services
Information Bureau
Gael-Taca offers advice and information on all aspects of the promotion of the Irish Language, including classes, conversation groups, nursery groups, Irish Summer colleges among other things. Contact us by phone or email or call to our office staffed five days a week.
Housing Estates
Gael-Taca is very pleased to recommend suitable names in Irish for new housing estates. This important service for builders and developers has been widely welcomed as can be seen in many estates throughout the country. Gael-Taca has been to the forefront in this important development.
The response from the business community arose from the recognition of the language allied to an appreciation that a fresh approach brought its own reward.
Irish Language Classes:
- Ionad na Gaeilge Labhartha, University College Cork - 021 4902314
- Ballincollig Community School - 021 4875401
- Douglas Community School - 021 4294208
- Carrigaline Community School - 021 4373767
- Glanmire Community School - 021
- Pobalcholáiste Cholmáin, Midleton - 021 4621913
- Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa, Br. na Trá Móire - 021 4961020
Translation Service: Please contact us for more information on the translate services available.
Irish Language Conversation Groups:
- Cork City Library - 021 4277110
- Douglas Library
- Ballyphehane Library
- Ballincollig Library - 021 4873024
- Gaeilge Bheo, Halla an Phobail, An Gleanntán (Gach re Luan, 2006 Bealtaine 8, 15, 22 7rl)
Gaeltacht Holidays: Refer to the booklet "Saoire sa Ghaeltacht", copies available from our office.
Irish language Nursery Groups
Irish Summer Colleges
- Béal Átha'n Ghaorthaidh
- Cape Clear
Irish Events
Business Advertising
Business premises, banks, shop-fronts, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs sporting Irish language signage bring colour, freshness and a vitality that is remarked upon by all. We are very thankful to the business community for their co-operation in bringing Irish signage to the fore.
Other initiatives devised and encouraged by Gael-Taca include bus advertising and slogans in Irish on delivery vans.
Our policy of regular contact with the business community brought about a transformation in advertising practice. The use of Irish, allied to the increasing respect associated with the Irish Language in recent years, was presented as a plus in drawing attention to the product.
Richard Alan on Oliver Plunkett St
Pub in Crosshaven
