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The initiative is supported by Le Tacaíocht ó Choiste Pleanála Teanga na Gaeltachta Lár, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the use of Irish in the community
Cumann Forbartha na Dúchoradh is inviting the local community to take part in a new series of Irish Language Coffee Evenings, beginning Wednesday, October 15, at 7.30pm in the Corkscrew Lounge, Doochary.
The programme will run for 10 relaxed evenings, providing an opportunity for people of all levels to practice their Irish in a friendly and informal setting. Organisers say the sessions are designed to encourage conversation and confidence, whether participants are fluent speakers or just beginning to learn.
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“All levels are welcome – it’s about creating a space where people can enjoy using the language without pressure,” a spokesperson for the group explained.
The initiative is supported by Le Tacaíocht ó Choiste Pleanála Teanga na Gaeltachta Lár, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the use of Irish in the community. For further information, people are encouraged to contact the Doochary Development Facebook page.
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