Wednesday 29 June, 2022
The three-week course will “provide an opportunity for gardaí to work with their European counterparts”.
Following events at Grafton College Dublin this week, the government says teachers shouldn’t be left high and dry.
Homonyms: Words that share the same pronunciation, but have different meanings.
It’s official…
“Retaining the status quo is simply not an option,” Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald said.
Given the significant gap that currently exists in the translation of Bunreacht na hÉireann, there is a good reason to pass this second referendum.
Pay attention to discussions in your social networks and you can spot emerging new words, new uses of words — and maybe even coin one yourself.
Joyce took extreme liberty with language and we celebrate his genius – but when are rules NOT meant to be broken?
Grammar is fun! Well, not really. But it helps.
English lessons might not be such a bad idea after all.
A pensioner says wants €11,000 in damages because NHK uses too many English words.
Citizens from the Republic will have to take a test to prove they can speak English in order to teach the language in Thailand.
The new scheme will entice people from certain countries, who teach English as a foreign language, to live and work in Ireland.
A new Chambers Dictionary includes “BFF” and “unfriending” – but not “sexting”. Find out which other words made the cut…
