Guth Uachtar Tíre

Suíonn an láithreoir Wayne Pickering in éineacht leis an údar Ciarán Dunbar chun a leabhrán nua a sheoladh, ag fiosrú na scéalta taobh thiar de, agus ag fáil léargais ar an eispéireas a mhúnlaigh é.

Insíonn Ciarán cad a spreag an leabhar, na dúshláin a bhí ann roimhe, agus an príomhthéama taobh thiar den saothar. In éineacht leo, tá Joe Ó Dochartaigh agus Séamus Mac Aindreasa, beirt atá a bhfuil clú orthu i saol na Gaeilge, chun a ndearcadh féin a léiriú.

Presenter Wayne Pickering sits down with author Ciarán Dunbar to launch his new booklet ‘Dlús’, diving deep into the stories, insights, and experiences that shaped it.

Ciarán shares what inspired the book, the challenges he faced, and why the Irish language remains central to his work. He’s joined by Joe Ó Dochartaigh and Séamus Mac Aindreasa, two long-standing figures in the Irish language world, who bring their unique perspectives, offering reflections and personal stories.

Sa chlár seo, labhraíonn Úna le Grooveline, buíon cheoil a bhí ag seinm ag Scoil Samhraidh Séamus Uí Néill. Tá an banna seo, a mheascann seánraí go leor, ag tabhairt fuinneamh úr do cheol sa Ghaeilge.

Pléann siad cad a spreagann iad chun a bheith ag seinm sa Ghaeilge, an próiseas cruthaitheach atá taobh thiar dá gcuid amhrán, agus cén fáth gur uirlis chomh cumhachtach í an ceol chun an teanga a choinneáil beo.

In this episode, Úna sits down with Grooveline, who performed at our Séamus Ó'Néill Summer School. The genre-blending band is bringing fresh energy to the Irish language music scene.

They discuss what draws them to sing in Irish, the creative process behind their songs, and why music is such a powerful tool for preserving the language.

Téann Ciarán Dunbar i mbun chomhrá le Ciarán Mac Murchaidh chun a chur i láthair cumhachtach ag Scoil Samhraidh Séamus Uí Néill a phlé.

Pléann siad an taighde seo is déanaí ó pheann Mhic Murchaidh a fhiosraíonn meath na Gaeilge i nDeisceart an Dúin, cad a spreag é chun an taighde seo a dhéanamh, agus cad a nochtann a chuid torthaí faoi stair theangeolaíoch an cheantair.

Ciarán Dunbar joins Ciarán Mac Murchaidh to discuss his powerful presentation at the Séamus Ó Néill Summer School.

They explore Mac Murchaidh’s latest research into the decline of Irish in South Down, what inspired him to take on this topic, and what his findings reveal about the region’s linguistic history.

Sa chlár seo, chuaigh Emer O’Hagan i mbun chomhrá leis an bhean ghrinn dhátheangach Áine Gallagher, a bhfuil go leor duaiseanna buaite aici, díreach tar éis di seó iontach a chur i láthair ag Scoil Samhraidh Shéamuis Uí Néill.

Cé gur chuid dá saol an Ghaeilge i gcónaí, ní raibh an teanga ina tosaíocht aici i gcónaí ná ina cuid lárnach dá saol. Léiríonn sí cad a mheall chuig an teanga sa deireadh í, conas a fuair an teanga áit ina cuid grinn, agus cén fáth gur dóigh chomh cumhachtach é an greann chun nasc a dhéanamh le féiniúlacht agus le cultúr.

In this episode, Emer O’Hagan chats with award-winning bilingual comedian Áine Gallagher, fresh from her brilliant performance at the Séamus Ó Néill Summer School.

Though the Irish language has always surrounded Áine, it wasn’t always front and centre in her life. She shares what eventually drew her in, how the language found its way into her comedy, and why humour is such a powerful way to connect with identity and culture.

Deireadh seachtaine leathcheannais iomána na hÉireann 2025 atá ann, agus tá turraing mhór tagtha cheana féin leis an chaillteanas i gcoinne Luimnigh. An bhfuil níos mó le teacht ó Bhaile Átha Cliath? Nó an bhféadfadh sé seo a bheith ina bhliain do Chorcaigh? Agus cad é faoi Thiobraid Árann? An féidir leo leanúint ar aghaidh leis an chuar suas i gcoinne Chill Chainnigh? Pléann Wayne Pickering agus Aodhán MacRuarí 48 uair an chloig de dhrámaíocht iomána.

It's the 2025 All-Ireland hurling semi-final weekend, there's already been a big shock with the defeat of Limerick. Is there more to come from Dublin? Or might this be Cork's year? And what about Tipperary? Can their upward curve continue against Kilkenny? Wayne Pickering and Aodhán Mac Ruarí discuss 48 hours of hurling drama

Tá buaicphointe Chraobhchomórtas Peile na hÉireann bainte amach, ar an 12ú & 13ú Iúil, beidh Ciarraí ag imirt i gcoinne Thír Eoghain agus an Mhí i gcoinne Dhún na nGall. An mbeidh an bua ag Cúige Uladh?

Tá Wayne Pickering agus Aodhán MacRuarí ag gearán gurbh í Ard Mhacha “an ceann a d'éalaigh” agus tá siad ag dúil le deireadh seachtaine lán le gníomhaíocht os ár gcomhair.

It's crunch time in the All-Ireland Football Championship, July 12 & 13 pits Kerry against Tyrone and Meath against Donegal. Will it be Uladh abú?

Wayne Pickering agus Aodhán MacRuarí lament Armagh's "the one that got away" and look forward to an action-packed weekend.

Labhróidh an láithreoir Jude Brannagan le Wayne Pickering agus Emer Ní Aodhagáin faoi mar a bhí sé mar aidhm ag Glór Uachtar Tíre an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn agus a athbheochan sa cheantar áitiúil. Aibhsíonn an comhrá paisean agus buanseasmhacht na ndaoine a raibh baint acu lena bhunú, na dúshláin a bhí rompu agus na spriocanna a léirigh forbairt.

Presenter Jude Brannagan chats with Wayne Pickering and Emer O’Hagan about how Glór Uachtar Tíre aimed to promote and revive the Irish language in the local area. The conversation highlights the passion and perseverance of those involved in its founding, the challenges they faced and the milestones that marked its growth.

Cúig bliana ar aghaidh ón bpaindéim COVID-19 a chuaigh i bhfeidhm ar shaol gach duine, téann an láithreoir Emer Ní Aodhagáin, in éineacht leis na haíonna Claire Hillman, Réaltán Nic Ruairí agus Tony Ó Preith chun machnamh a dhéanamh ar an tionchar a bhí ag an phaindéim orthu. Le chéile, pléann siad éifeachtaí leanúnacha COVID-19 agus cuirtear an cheist thábhachtach: An bhféadfadh paindéim mar seo tarlú arís?

Five years on from the COVID-19 pandemic that impacted everyone’s life, presenter Emer O’Hagan is joined by guests Claire Hillman, Réaltan Nic Ruairí, and Tony O’Prey to reflect on how the pandemic affected them. Together, they will discuss the lingering effects of COVID-19 and ask the important question: Could a pandemic like this happen again?

Pléann an láithreoir Genevieve Lenaghan agus na haíonna, Eammon Higgins, Aine Nic Clurg agus Gliby Hughes, na deiseanna agus na dúshláin atá le sárú ag daoine óga inniu. Ó thaisteal domhanda agus taithí oibre go dtí an teicneolaíocht agus an mheabhairshláinte, déanann siad machnamh ar an mhéid atá athraithe agus an dóigh nach raibh na deiseanna siúd ann do na glúnta roimh ré.

Host Genevieve Lenaghan and guests Eammon Higgins, Aine Nic Clurg and Gilby Hughes explore the opportunities and challenges young people face today. From global travel and work experience to technology and mental health, they reflect on how much has changed and how these opportunities didn’t exist for past generations.

Pléann an láithreoir, Aodhan Mac Ruairí, agus an t-aoi, Colm Ó Cruadhlaoigh, rialacha úra an pheil Ghaelach. Ábhar casta agus conspóideach i measc lucht tacaíochta CLG.

Presenter Aidan Rodgers and guest Colm Crilly discuss the new Gaelic football rules. A complex and controversial subject amongst GAA supporters.