Friday 22 October, 2021
Now’s your chance to learn Lámh.
The performance will take place in tandem with the Artane Band.
Irish sign language was enshrined in law at the end of last year.
The Irish Deaf Society and the Council of Irish Sign Language Interpreters have expressed their disappointment at the lack of sign language interpreters present during briefings regarding Storm Ophelia.
Chantek was the subject of the 2014 documentary The Ape Who Went to College.
His fake “sign language” lasted over a minute before somebody asked him to stop.
The bill would see sign language recognised as a native and independent language.
The video is going viral on YouTube.
The broadcaster has defended its approach.
Can he represent Sweden at the Eurovision? Can he?
And it feeeeeeeeels like all the feels.
We first told you about Quaid Cleland and his campaign to get Ireland using sign language back in August.
Quaid Cleland is on a mission to get the whole country using sign language so we can all communicate with one another.
Women’s Aid said it can be more difficult for deaf women to seek support.
Recent claims by the Government that it would support the development of key services through Irish Sign Language have been seriously undermined by the news that one national Deaf advocacy organisation has been forced to closed down.
The Irish Deaf Society said its members now face “further social exclusion”.
It’s like Irish sign language. Well, sort of.
Thamsanqa Jantjie had sparked outrage over his sign language work at Nelson Mandela’s funeral.
Do you know how to say ‘hello’ or ‘thank you’ using ISL? We’re feeling generous today so we’ll teach you those as well.
BRILLIANCE. THAT’S WHAT.
Thank you for improving our world, sign alterers.
The BAI Access Rules aim to make television more accessible and enjoyable for people who are hard-of-hearing, partially-sighted or blind.
Obama shows he doesn’t just talk the talk, he can also sign the sign…
Kathleen Lynch is in charge of ensuring that the disabled and minorities are given a fair deal. How has she done so far?
