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Síle Ní Chonghaile & Aoibhe Ní Chadhain & Éadaoin Ní Chinnseallaigh Ní Néill scoláirí ó Choláiste Ghobnait in Inis Oírr, tá siad ag gearradh a gcuid gruaige ar mhaithe le Fondúireacht Ghruaige Rapunzel agus Bád Tarrthála Árann.

Pádraig Ruairí Beag Ó Fátharta, Coiste Náisiúnta Chomórtas Peile Oileáin na hÉireann ag labhairt faoin gcomórtas a bhéas ar bun amárach in Inis Oírr.

Davis Sandefur, OPT Inis Oírr. Seolfar taispeántas grianghrafanna in Inis Oírr ag an deireadh seachtaine.

Gráinne Ní Chonghaile, coiste peil idir oileáin Inis Oírr ag labhairt faoin gcomórtas a bhéas ann ag deireadh na míosa.

Galway County Council has announced details of a new funding scheme for organisations, businesses and communities of Oileáin Árann (The Aran Islands) that are interested in developing projects and initiatives focusing on addressing climate change. €60,000 is being made available through this new pilot Climate Action Fund. Oileáin Árann, consisting of the three islands of Árainn (Inis Mór), Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr, was designated as the Galway County Decarbonisation Zone in the Galway County Council Climate Action Plan 2024-2029. A Decarbonising Zone (DZ) is a chosen area where local authorities and communities work together to reduce the amount of carbon produced by their everyday activities. By looking within the community for ways to live and work more sustainably, these zones can find local solutions to global problems. The main objective of a Decarbonising Zone is to find innovative but achievable ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The fund will support climate action projects in four key theme areas, namely Energy, Travel, Food and Waste, and Local Environmental Action. The fund is now open to applications. Councillor Martina Kinane, Cathaoirleach of Galway County Council, celebrated the launch of this Pilot Fund, which she says, "builds upon the remarkable dedication of the communities of Oileáin Árann in the areas of climate action and sustainability". Welcoming the opening of the funding scheme, Liam Conneally, Chief Executive of Galway County Council noted that, "This new fund will hopefully be the start of financial assistance to help our island communities to reduce the use of carbon in their day to day lives. The Fund should also help to empower the communities of Oileáin Árann, cultivating stronger, more sustainable and resilient islands". He added, "The fund will create learnings that can be shared with communities across the County". Uinsinn Finn, Director of Services at Galway County Council acknowledged the existing commitment and strength of community involvement on the islands, who have established a local Comharchumann Fuinneamh to support their goal of increasing the sustainability of their homes and transport while protecting their unique ecosystem. The closing date for applications to the Oileáin Árann Climate Action Fund is Friday 30th May. Further information is available on https://www.galway.ie/en/services/environment/climate/ or from Rebecca Mooney, Climate Action Officer at climateaction@galwaycoco.ie / 091 509302.

Tá srianta uisce curtha i bhfeidhim ag Uisce Éireann in Inis Oírr arís.

Dara McGee, stiúrthóir ealaíne Áras Éanna ag labhairt faoi fhéile pobail Inis Oírr.

Bríd Ní Dhonncha, Príomhoide Choplaiste Ghobnait ag labhairt faoi rás bóthair Inis Oírr.

Catherine Connolly, TD & Olive Ní Fhlatharta, príomhoide scoil Chaomháin Inis Oírr ag labhairt faoin gcostas atá ar scoileanna ar na hoileáin do scéim na mbéilte.

Dara McGee, Stiúrthóir Ealaíne Áras Éanna ag labhairt faoi thionscadal Pat Coleman Scríbhneoir Cónaithe Éiritheach á fhógairt ag an Ionad Ealaíon Áras Éanna in Inis Oírr.

Joe Caulfield reports from the emergency hubs in Mullagh and Virginia in Co. Cavan as the fallout from Storm Éowyn continues and Chloe Ni Mhaille, Bainisteoir/Manager Comhar Caomhán Teo, Inis Oírr, Aran Islands discusses the delays in getting power restored to the island.

Chloe Ní Mháille, bainisteoir Comhar Chaomhán Inis Oírr ag labhairt faoi chuid den méid a rinne sí ó thosaigh sí sa bpost.

TG4 has made significant strides toward sustainable broadcasting by integrating solar power into its energy supply. While TG4 does not operate solely on solar energy, it supplements its electricity usage throughout most of the year and even has the capacity to run entirely on solar power. Neil Keaveney, TG4's Director of Technology, said, "We are proud to contribute to the journey toward fully sustainable broadcasting. With the recent addition of a 100kW solar array, we now have the capability, to power the station entirely with renewable energy. In fact, over the past few weeks, there have been several hours during which the station operated without drawing any power from the grid. We hope this marks a new standard for the industry." Project Duration and Installation: The project implementation was completed over a seven-month period, with on-site work lasting six weeks. Due to the sensitive nature of the land surrounding TG4's headquarters, a highly delicate installation process was conducted to ensure the preservation of the local environment. Despite challenging terrain, including the boggy conditions of the area, TG4 and EnergieXPro successfully adhered to all specifications and requirements needed to comply with the granting of planning permission. Collaboration with EnergieXPro: TG4's sustainability efforts were made possible through its successful partnership with EnergieXPro, one of Ireland's most progressive commercial solar installers and a leader in battery storage systems. EnergieXPro installed a 100.70 kWp Ground Mounted Solar PV System at TG4's headquarters in Connemara, helping the station significantly reduce its carbon footprint. Ger Barry, a representative from EnergieXPro, said, "Partnering with TG4 on this groundbreaking solar project has been an incredibly rewarding experience. By integrating our cutting-edge solar technology with TG4's commitment to sustainability, we are setting a new benchmark for energy efficiency in the broadcasting industry." "This collaboration not only highlights the potential of renewable energy but also underscores the importance of innovative solutions in tackling climate change. We look forward to continuing our partnership with TG4 and driving forward the future of sustainable broadcasting," said Barry. EnergieXPro has completed several projects in the Gaeltacht region, including Ti Ruairí on Inis Oírr, (Aran Islands) Irish Seaspray, - Tír An Fhia, Leitir Móir, Co. Galway, and now TG4, with more projects planned. Their work in both local and international markets - including ongoing projects in Ireland, Sardinia, and the Philippines - highlights their role in contributing to sustainability and environmental preservation globally. The TG4 project, which is part of an ongoing collaboration, marks just the first phase of future sustainability initiatives. EnergieXPro is committed to continuing its partnership with TG4, ensuring long-term energy savings and sustainability through its high-performance PV modules. System Details and Sustainability Impact The installed 100.70 kWp Ground Mounted Solar PV System is expected to reduce TG4's carbon emissions by approximately 51.4 tons annually. This reduction is equivalent to planting between 1,550 and 2,330 trees each year. Pioneering Environmental Sustainability As part of its commitment to environmental sustainability, TG4 has set ambitious targets to achieve 50% energy efficiency and a 50% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030. The station is already generating 5% of its energy from renewable sources, equivalent to 300,000 kWh, and reducing CO2 emissions by 104,000 kg per year. The installation of the solar panel collector at TG4's headquarters, along with other initiatives such as LED lighting upgrades, are key steps toward achieving these goals. Aligning with Ireland's Climate Goals TG4's use of solar energy aligns with Ireland's Climate Action Framework and its participation in the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) r...

Chloe Ní Mháille, bainisteoir Comhar Chaomhán in Inis Oírr ag labhairt faoi cruinniú cinn bhliana na heagraíochta.

The Aran Islands lie in Galway Bay off the west coast of Ireland. They're made up of Inis Mór, Inis Mearn, and Inis Oírr. People have likely lived on the islands since c. 3000 BCE. Late Bronze Age and Iron Age ruins scatter the islands, alongside old churches and holy wells. After the era of saints and pilgrimages, Elizabeth I unlawfully seized ownership of the islands in 1565 and in 1588, she sold them to the Lynch family. Oliver Cromwell took them back and passed them to his supporters. Absentee English landlords owned the islands until 1922. They boast such fascinating sights as the Wormhole, believed to be the home of a giant serpent, and the remains of the ancient forts. The Aran Islands are also the home of the world-famous Aran sweaters! Let's find out more about saints, ancient forts, and knitting lore in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! Find the images and references on the blog post: https://www.icysedgwick.com/aran-islands-folklore/ Tell me your supernatural encounter: https://forms.gle/hpcscensrDzVcKLk7 Get your free guide to home protection the folklore way here: https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/ Become a member of the Fabulous Folklore Family for bonus episodes and articles at https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595 Fabulous Folklore Bookshop: https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/fabulous_folklore Enjoyed this episode and want to show your appreciation? Buy Icy a coffee to say 'thanks' at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Pre-recorded illustrated talks: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick/shop Request an episode: https://forms.gle/gqG7xQNLfbMg1mDv7 Get extra snippets of folklore on Instagram at https://instagram.com/icysedgwick 'Like' Fabulous Folklore on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fabulousfolklore/ Find Icy on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/icysedgwick.bsky.social Tweet Icy at https://x.com/IcySedgwick

Dhá scór bliain ó bunaíodh Comhdháil Oileáin na hÉireann le ceiliúradh in Inis Oírr inniu.

Tá Cruinniú Cinn Bhliana Chomhdháil Oileáin na hÉireann ar siúl in Inis Oírr, amach ó chósta na Gaillimhe inniu.

Caite Fidelity teagascóir féile na gcloch & Oifigeach Oidhreachta Comhairle Contae na Gaillimhe Marie Mannion ag labhairt le Eilín Ní Chatháin ag an bhféile in Inis Oírr.

ag caint faoi gcaoi go bhfuil curach tógtha ag an bhfoireann istigh i nGaillimh agus é i gceist acu iomramh as Inis Oírr go Gaillimh ar mhaithe leis an gcarthanacht Cúram Ailse an Iarthair.

Deir an Comhlacht Lasta Mara nach bhfuil aon chinnteacht go mbeidh seirbhís lastais ann go dtí oileáin Árann ar feadh roinnt laethanta i mí Lúnasa.

Daugiau naujienų https://osportas.lt/ 00:00:00 – Įžanga 00:01:30 – 3x3 Lietuvos startas 00:09:00 – Martyno bandymai 3x3 00:13:05 – Įdomiausia olimpinėse žaidynėse 00:19:22 – JAV dominavimas krepšinio turnyre 00:36:15 – Kas mes iššūkį JAV 00:40:04 – Dream team 92 vs 24 00:45:40 – Kauno „Žalgiris“ nupirko „Lions“ 00:52:30 – „Žalgirio“ kontraktas su Rubštavičiumi 00:56:12 – Kurtinaičio Ne rinktinei 01:01:10 – Songaila rinktinės treneriu 01:05:27 – Javtokas į LKF prezidentus 01:11:10 – U18 ketvirtfinalis 01:18:08 – „Wolves“ pratęsė su Brooksu 01:20:42 – „Rytas“ pasirašė su Enoch 01:25:38 – Dienos įvykiai

Michael Antoine Ó Catháin, Inis Oírr ag labhairt ar chomhrá na seachtaine.

Úna Mhic Dhonnacha, Bean gnó as Inis Oírr ag labhairt ar chomhrá na seachtaine.

Dúirt Bainisteoir Chomhar Chaomháin Chloe Ní Mháille go bhfuil súil acu go bhfógróidh an tAire Heather Humphreys i mí Mhéan an Fhómhair seo chugainn cén conraitheoir a dhéanfas an fhorbairt mhór atá le déanamh ar Chéibh Inis Óirr.

Three mountaineers from Ireland will attempt to climb the five highest peaks in Ireland and the UK in memory of Caitríona Lucas. The group of climbers will include the late Irish Coast Guard volunteer's husband, Bernard Lucas. Bernard began the annual challenge, which is named after his late wife, to raise vital funds for the Burren Chernobyl Project. Caitríona Lucas, a mother of two, lost her life in September 2016 at the age of just 41 - the first Irish Coast Guard volunteer to die on duty. Bernard will be joined by another Clare native on the expedition – Deirdre Linnane – along with Cormac Coyne, who hails from the Aran island of Inis Oírr. Bernard, Deirdre and Cormac joined Alan Morrissey, on Monday's Morning Focus, to discuss the climb. You will be able to track the climb live, from Saturday evening here: https://share.garmin.com/Cormac You can donate here: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/TheCaitrionaLucasChallenge2024

Aedín Ní Thiarnaigh, saineolaí fólra ag labhairt faoi shiúlóid a bheas in Inis Oírr Dé Domhnaigh.

Labhair Chloe Ní Mháille le Maidhc Ó Féinneadha faoin gciondáil atá a dhéanamh ar chóras uisce Inis Oírr ó thús na seachtaine seo ag Uisce Éireann.

10am-11am Exciting news from Inis Oírr - New Mobile App  Motoring Slot with GERRY MURPHY Upgrade Your Brain and prevent Alzheimer's - big launch in Galway  == 'Galway Talks with John Morley' broadcasts every weekday morning from 9am on Galway Bay FM.

Bríd Seoige, Inis Oírr ag labhairt faoi chúrsaí turasóireacht ar an oileán.

Bríd Ní Dhonnacha, príomhoide ag labhairt faoin rás bóthair a bheas in Inis Oírr amárach.

OPT Inis Oírr Áine Seoige, Aisling Nic Craith Riarthóir Ealaíne Áras Éanna, Siobhán Ni Dhonnacha ón gcoiste a bhí ag obair ar an aip agus Bainisteoir Comhar Chaomhán Chloe Ní Mháille ag labhairt faoin aip Inis Oírr Beo.

Bríd Ní Dhonncha, príomhoide choláiste Ghobnait ag labhairt faoi rás bóthair Inis Oírr.

Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an séú lá déag de mhí an Mhárta. Is mise Gráinne Ní Bhrosnacháin. Bhain Cillian Murphy éacht amach nuair a bhuaigh sé Gradam Oscar don aisteoir fireann is fearr dá ról mar J Robert Oppenheimer. Ba é an chéad uair riamh a bhuaigh duine a rugadh in Éirinn an gradam seo. Scannán beathaisnéise atá ann, a stiúir agus a léirigh Christopher Nolan faoin bhfisiceoir a chruthaigh an buama adamhach. D'éirigh leis an scannán seacht nOscar ar fad a fháil. Agus é ag glacadh leis an ngradam dúirt Cillian go raibh sé an-tógtha ar fad. Ghabh sé buíochas le Nolan, an criú agus a chomhréalta, lena thuismitheoirí agus clann. Dúirt sé go bhfuilimid inár gcónaí i ndomhan Oppenheimer, agus thiomnaigh sé an gradam do na daoine a dheánann síocháin. Labhair sé i nGaeilge chomh maith nuair a dúirt sé 'go raibh míle maith agaibh' ag deireadh a óráide. Is as Corcaigh ó dhúchas Cillian Murphy agus tá gach éinne ina cheantar agus timpeall na hÉireann an-bhródúil as. Bhuaigh an comhlacht leiriúcháin Element Pictures ó Bhaile Átha Cliath ceithre ghradam don scannán ‘Poor Things' ina bhfuil an t-aisteoir Emma Stone, a bhuaigh an gradam don aisteoir baineann is fearr. Tá an t-iriseoir iomráiteach agus comhfhreagraí nuachta Charlie Bird tar éis bás a fháil. Le linn daichead bliain mar iriseoir, thug Charlie Bird tuairiscí ar roinnt scéalta tábhachtacha in Éirinn agus go hidirnáisiúnta, lena n-áirítear tine Stardust, seachaint cánach sa Bhanc Éireannach Náisiúnta, na hionsaithe sceimhlitheoireachta i Meán Fómhair 2001 agus an súnámaí san Aigéan Indiach in 2004. Thosnaigh sé amach mar thaighdeoir le RTÉ in 1974 agus bhí cáil air mar dhuine díograiseach agus seiftiúil ar na cláracha Seven Days agus an Late Late Show agus ansin ag glacadh páirt le cúrsaí nuachta ó 1980 ar aghaidh. Sa bhliain 2021 deineadh diagnóis go raibh an galar néarón luadrach air. Chuaigh sé os comhar an phobail leis an ngalar agus thosnaigh sé an feachtas Climb With Charlie. Dhreap sé Cruach Phádraig, ag bailiú 3.3 milliún euro ar son An Cumann Galar Néarón Luadrach in Éirinn agus Pieta. D'eagraigh sé a luaithreach bheith curtha in Inis Oírr, áit ar thug sé cuairt uirthi go minic le breis is caoga bliain. Thaistil an Taoiseach Leo Varadkar go dtí na Stáit Aontaithe le ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar Lá Fhéile Pádraig. Chaith sé dhá lá ar thuras go Bostún. Bhuail sé le Gobharnóir Massachusetts, Maura Healey, agus dhein sé óráid i Leabharlann John F. Kennedy. Ar an Aoine bhuail sé leis an Leasuachtarán Kamala Harris agus bhí cruinniú déthaobhach aige leis na Uachtarán Joe Biden. Dúirt an Taoiseach go mbainfeadh sé úsáid as an ardán atá aige chun béim a chur ar shos cogaidh sa Mheánoirthear. Ina chuid óráidí i mBostún agus in Washington, tharraing sé aird ar an ionsaí uafásach a dhein Hamas ar Iosrael ar an 7ú lá de mhí Dheireadh Fómhair chomh maith leis an tubaiste atá ag tarlú faoi láthair in Gaza. Ag dinnéar de chuid The Ireland Funds bhí Céad-Aire agus LeasChéad-Aire Thuaisceart Éireann, Michelle O'Neill agus Emma Little-Pengelly, i láthair. An príomhchuspóir a bhí acu ná infheistiú a mhealladh go dtí an Tuaisceart. Ag an dTeach Bán tháinig an Taoiseach agus an tUachtarán le chéile. Dúirt Biden go bhfuil Éire agus Na Stáit Aontaithe ag ceiliúradh céad bliain de chaidreamh taidhleoireachta agus ba bhreá leis teacht ar ais go hÉirinn. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS fisiceoir - physicist comhréalta - co-stars comhlacht leiriúcháin - production company comhfhreagraí nuachta - news correspondent an galar néarón luadrach - motor neurone disease luaithreach - ashes cruinniú déthaobhach - bilateral meeting caidreamh taidhleoireachta - diplomatic relationship

Bhí Charlie Bird ag fanacht sa teach le muintir Eoghan Póil ar Inis Oírr ó 1960 agus is ar an oileán a bheas a chuid luaithrigh le scaipeadh.

Paula Conneely, bainisteoir Cleas Inis Oírr ag labhairt faoin obair atá ar bun acu ansin.

Costas Lapvitsas, Marxist, economist and politician talking at Scoil Chois Claí 2023 on the island of Inis Oírr Co. Galway and giving a superb analysis on the transformation of global capitalism and the threat of imperialism, whose depredations we are being reminded of once more...

Clare Daly giving a rip roaring opening talk at the Leftbloc.ie festival 'Scoil Chois Claí 2023' on Inis Oírr, Co. Gaillimhe. Bainigí sult as!

An tseachtain seo, téann muid go hInis Oírr, áit ar bhuail Anna le Fionnan tráthnóna breá grianmhar. Labhraíonn Fionann fán tsaol san oileán, veigeánachas & biafhlaitheas, agus an tábhacht a bhaineann le caomhnú shaibhreas na teanga san oileán, agus a gcuid iarrachtaí sin a dhéanamh. Labhraíonn siad ar na dúshláin atá ag teacht le géarchéim na haeráide, agus cuireann siad béim ar na buntáistí a bhaineann le stíl mhaireachtála phlanda-bhunaithe in oileán beag cosúil le hInis Oírr. Déanaigí cinnte éisteacht leis an phlé spreagúil seo a thaispeánann an saibhreas cultúrtha, an inbhuanaitheacht agus an oidhreacht teanga; rudaí atá fíorspeisialta fá Inis Oírr.

Stiofán Ó Nualláin talks to Dr Seán Byers and Dr Médb MCDaid about their first reflections on the Leftbloc Festival 'Scoil Chois Claí' on the island of Inis Oírr, Co Gaillimhe.

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Tá taispeántas nua á sheoladh in Áras Éanna an tseachtain seo.

Labhair Chloe ar an bhforbairt atá le déanamh ar chéibh Inis Oírr.

Labhraíonn Fionnan Ó Conaola le Seán faoina shaol ar Inis Oírr, a mhadra Sonaí, an veigeánachas, ceol, amhránaíocht, filíocht agus go leor eile.

Taispeantás Ealaíne in Áras Éanna Inis Oírr.

This week Clare and Dave have split the episode in to two parts to discuss: Left Bloc's festical Scoil Chois Claí 2023 on Inis Oírr Housing & blaming victims RTE, the strawman and deconstructing public service broadcasting Companies delisting from the Irish stock exchange Climate change and preparing for a 2 degree increase in temperatures  Interview by Mebh McDaid with the Iceland workers at the Talbot street occupation SAG-AFTRA strike and superstar solidarity Cluster munitions and Ireland's role in their supply Commentators seeking a nuclear war Report on the Future of Youth Work

Bhí gasúir ó Scoil Chaomhán Inis Oirr istigh sa stiúideo ar maidin chun cúpla stéibh d'amhrán a chasadh agus cúpla píosa ceoil.

Now as we broadcast to you live from Galway we have been taking a look at some of the beautiful attractions of the West. From the Spanish Arch to Salthill, the City of the Tribes is not just full of culture and arts but also breathtaking scenery. Some of the most popular destinations off the coast of Ireland are not far from here either, the Aran Islands. We sent Newstalk reporter, Josh Crosbie to Inis Oírr to meet with tourists and locals about the magic of island life.

Bhí cruinniú ag na heagraíochtaí pobail atá ar Oileáin Árann le hionadaithe ón Roinn Talmhaíochta, Bia agus Mara inné mar gheall ar na ceadúnais atá ag teastáil le haghaidh an Charrchlós ag Céibh Ros a' Mhíl.

Labhraíonn Chloe Ní Mháille le Seán faoina cuid oibre mar bhainisteoir oileáin ar Inis Oírr, agus na rudaí iontacha atá bainte amach aici sa ról.

Patricia Forde is the 7th Laureate na nÓg, Ireland's Children's Literature Laureate - Shot From All Sides by Cormac Figgis, a book of live music photography - Dabhach Bhríde – by boat to Inis Oírr Pilgrim Exhibition with works by Frances Bermingham and Mary Fahy - The phenomenon of films inspired by historical consumer products, or specific brands

Ag labhairt faoi sheoladh an leabhráin atá le seoladh anocht, Seanteach Phetie: An teach ceann tuí deireanach ar Inis Oírr.

Tá Cleas Crafts Teo in Inis Oírr ag ceiliúradh 20 bliain ar an bhfód. Thug Treasa cuairt orthu le tuilleadh a fháil amach faoin eagraíocht.

Cothrom an lae seo céad bliain ó shin a rugadh an scríbhneoir Breandán Ó Beacháin. D'fhanfadh sé i dteach lóistín mhuintir Úna in Inis Oírr. Labharfaidh Deirdre faoi na hailt a scríobh sé don Irish Press faoi na hOileáin Árann.

Tá muintir Inis Oírr ag iarradh go ndéanfaí forbairt ar Theach Solais Inis Oírr le mbeithfí in ann úsáidí eile a bhaint as.

Professor John Barry, native of Baile Átha Cliath and world's first Professor of Green Political Economy talks about the need for an eco socialist revolution at Scoil Chois Claí on Inis Oírr. 

Táthar le Cumann "Seid na bhFear" a thosnú in Inis Oirr.

Comrade Vijay Prashad speaking at the Leftbloc Féile, 'Scoil Chois Claí' on the beautiful island of Inis Oírr in the Connemara Gaeltacht, "Imperialism Suffocates Humanity Like a Boa Constrictor”

Bhí ionadaí ó Chomhairle Contae na Gaillimhe in Inis Oírr inné le cás na céibhe a phlé le muintir an Oileáin ansin. Thug siad léargas ar an dul chun cinn atá a dhéanamh ó thaobh forbairt na céibhe ansin.

Bhí ionadaithe ó Chomhairle Contae na Gaillimhe in Inis Oírr inné le cás na céibhe agus leis na fó dhlíthe nua atá curtha I bhfeidhm ar an gceibh ansin a phlé le muintir an Oileáin.

Tá fanaic curtha ag uisce Éireann ar níos mó ná 5,000 custaiméir i gConamara Theas agus in Inis Oírr gan an t-uisce ó sholáthar poiblí an Spidéil a ól.

A school principal on Inis Oírr is reaching out to students from the mainland to enroll in the island's secondary school for a year. The appeal comes as just one new pupil is set to enroll for September. Principal of Coláiste Ghobnait, Bríd Ní Dhonnacha spoke to the programme.

D'fhógair Uisce Éireann agus Comhairle Contae na Gaillimhe ar an seachtú lá den mhí seo go raibh siad ag cur ciondáil uisce i bhfeidhm in Inis Oírr.

Báisteach is a Below The Radar TV, Cwmni Da, Mac TV co-production for TG4 and BBC ALBA, made in association with LIC in China. The series was made with funding from Northern Ireland Screen's Irish Language Broadcast Fund, Creative Wales & Creative Scotland. Rain always seems to turn up when you least want it leaving your best-laid plans in tatters but rain is a vital resource. It feeds our rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. It nourishes our soil, enabling our crops to grow and our livestock to flourish. And it provides each of us with our required daily quota of water. Without it, we couldn't survive. In this three-part series Seán Mac, an tSíthigh uncovers how the story of rain is a global one and plays a pivotal role in cultures and religions around the world. From water shortages in Ireland to regenerating landscapes in India and Kenya, to sponge cities in China, we discover how rainfall impacts live across the globe. Episodes of Báisteach Episode one which broadcasts on the 6th of April unpacks our understanding of rain and the science of the drops of water that fall from our skies. Seán meets scientist Cormac Ó hAdhmaill at Fermanagh's Marble Arch Caves to see the impact made by rainfall that fell thousands of years ago. Seán also travels to the United Arab Emirates to discover how countries with very little rainfall are using science to enhance their lot. In the second episode of the series, Seán explores the impact rain has on cultures around the world. He visits a holy well in Ireland which contains water that fell as rain hundreds of years ago. He explores the cultural significance of rain in countries that don't see a lot of rainfall, and he puts the Child of Prague to the test to keep the rain away for an Irish wedding! In episode three we travel from Inis Oírr to Arizona to learn about how a lack of rainfall affects people's everyday lives, and how one Scottish community puts their abundant rainfall to use to regenerate their isolated townland. Seán visits Skellig Michael to discover how the monks who built a home on this isolated rock in the ocean harvested rainwater to survive. Background Presenter Seán Mac an tSíthigh said; “Given our relationship with it here in Ireland you might expect a documentary about rain to be a mundane exploration of the familiar. Yet within that familiarity, one can find the extraordinary, from the remarkable engineering feats of early-Christian monks on Sceilg Mhichíl in harvesting rainwater to the cutting-edge technology of cloud seeding in the Middle East where rain is created using planes and rockets. Parts of this series look to the past, examining the intimate relationship our ancestors had with rain and seeing how their cultural wisdom can inform us as we face today's climatic challenges. While filming in the United Arab Emirates, for example, I was struck by the ingenuity of society where huge cities have emerged from the desert, but I was also made aware of the fragility of such a potentially unsustainable existence. Our generation carries a burden of responsibility for future generations. We are temporary custodians of the climate of our planet I think this series offers food for thought as we face the challenges climate change brings with it.”

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/yamlb949 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com € 1 million spent on surgeons in Aran for 3 years. €1 milliún caite ar dhochtúirí ionaid in Árainn le 3 bliana. The Chief Executive of Comhar na Oileán says it is time for the Health Service Executive to ensure suitable conditions for the permanent employment of a doctor in the Aran Islands. Deir Príomhfheidhmeannach Chomhar na Oileán go bhfuil sé in am ag Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte cúinsí oiriúnacha a chinntiú le gur féidir dochtúir a fhostú go buan istigh ar Oileáin Árann. It was reported at a meeting of the Western Health Forum that the Health Service Executive (HSE) has paid up to € 1.6 million to private medical agencies for the provision of locums in the Connemara community over the past 4 years. Tugadh le fios ag cruinniú d'Fhóram Sláinte an Iarthair go bhfuil suas le €1.6 milliún íoctha ag Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte (FSS) le gníomhaireachtaí príobháideacha leighis le dochtúirí ionaid (locums) a bheith ar fáil ag pobal Chonamara le 4 bliana anuas. The vast majority of this money was spent in Inis Oírr and Inis Meáin. In Inis Oírr agus Inis Meáin a caitheadh tromlach mór an airgid sin. Last month a representative from the Irish College of General Practitioners appeared before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Health Service calling for the establishment of a working group to review the matter. An mhí seo caite bhí ionadaí ó Choláiste Dhochtúirí Teaghlaigh na h Éireann os comhair an Chomhchoiste Oireachtais ar an tSeirbhís Sláinte ag iarraidh go mbunofaí meitheal le athbhreithniú a dhéanamh ar an ábhar. The College, which trains GPs, believes the country will need over 2,000 GPs over the next 10 years. Creideann an Choláiste a chuireann oiliúint ar dhochtúirí teaghlaigh, go mbeidh os cionn 2,000 dochtúir teaghlaigh ag teastáil sa tír as seo go ceann 10 mbliana. On 7Lá on TG4 last night, Councilor Dáithí Ó Cualáin, Fianna Fáil, shared the information that € 1.6 million had been spent since 2018. Ar 7Lá ar TG4 aréir, roinn an Comhairleoir Dáithí Ó Cualáin, Fianna Fáil, an t-eolas gur €1.6 milliún a bhí caite ó 2018. € 1.1 million was spent on Inis Meáin and Inis Oirr in that area. Caitheadh €1.1 milliún ar Inis Meáin agus Inis Oirr san achar sin. Surrogate doctors from medical agencies are standing in the gap. Dochtúiri ionaid earcaithe ó ghníomhaireachtaí leighis atá ag seasamh sa mbearna. The post of permanent doctor for the islands has been advertised 6 times, unfilled. 6 huaire atá an post do dhochtúir buan do na hoileáin fógartha, gan líonadh. € 460,000 has been spent on substitute doctors in Clifden, but the Executive says it is currently in talks with a candidate following an interview process. €460,000 atá caite ar dhochtúirí ionaid ar an gClochán, ach deir an Fheidhmeannnacht go bhfuil siad i mbun cainte faoi láthair le iarrthóir théis próiseas agallaimh. In Oughterard, the post of GP has now been advertised 8 times, with no result. In Uachtar Ard, tá post an dochtúra teaghlaigh fógraí 8 n-uaire anois ag an FSS, gan toradh. Another doctor from the place who has been on duty in Oughterard for over 3 years, under a temporary contract under the General Medical Services Scheme, GMS. Dochtúir eile as an áit atá i mbun dualgais in Uachtar Ard le breis is 3 bliana, faoi chonradh sealadach faoi Scéim na Seirbhísí Ginearálta Leighis, an GMS. € 20,000 has been spent on An Cheathrú Rua in the last 2 months. €20,000 atá caite ar an gCeathrú Rua le 2 mhí anuas. That vacancy was announced before Christmas but no one has been recruited yet. Fógraíodh an folúntas sin roimh an Nollaig ach níl éinne earcaithe go fóill. Nuacht TG4 asked the Health Service Executive what approach they now intend to take to permanently attract doctors to these rural areas, as the majority of vacancies have been left unfilled for many years.

Beidh an Teachta Dála ag cur brú ar an Aire Tithíochta agus Rialtas Áitiúil an obair a chaithfear a dhéanamh ar Chéibh Inis Oírr mar gheall ar an gcontúirt a bhaineann léi.

Island Time is a multimedia monologue written and performed by Kevin Barry at Inis Oírr Lighthouse. Sound design is by Foley artist Jean McGrath and the piece was made with support from the Commissioners of the Irish Lights. Produced by Eoin O Kelly and Elizabeth Laragy (First broadcast 21st March 2021)

Tá an dráma 'Happy Days' de chuid Samuel Beckett aistrithe ag Micheál Ó Conghaile agus é mar chuid d'Fhéile Ealaíona na bliana seo. Beidh an chéad léiriú oifigiúil den dráma 'Laethanta Sona' ar stáitse in Inis Oírr, Árainn inniu. Seo comhléiriú idir an SJ Company agus Amharclann na Mainistreach.

Tá sí fillte ar Inis Oírr ó Cheanada anois agus ranganna yoga ar siúl aici ar an trá ansin an tseachtain seo chugainn.

Labhair Chloe ar an GTeic sealadach atá socruithe suas acu i gComhar Chaomhán in Inis Oírr.

Tá Áras Éanna in Inis Oírr ag ceiliúradh 21 bliain ónar bunaíodh iad i mbliana agus clár ealaíne speisialta agus ceolchoirm beartaithe agaibh don mhí seo chugainn.

Labhraíonn Cillian Ó Donnchadha le Seán faoi sheó nua – Ar Ais Arís – le Brú Theatre a bheidh a chur i láthair in Iarthar na hÉireann i rith mí Mheithimh. Beidh an seó, le rince, scéalaíocht agus réaltacht fhíorúil, a chur i láthair i nGaoth Dobhair, Béal Átha Mhuirthead, Inis Oírr, Corca Dhuibhne agus Oileán Chléire, agus ticéid ar fáil saor in aisce.

Island Time is a multimedia monologue written and performed by Kevin Barry at Inis Oírr Lighthouse. Sound design is by Foley artist Jean McGrath and the piece was made with support from the Commissioners of the Irish Lights. Produced by Eoin O Kelly and Elizabeth Laragy

Ag inse faoin mhadadh beag cliste ata acu agus an saol atá acu ar Inis Oírr

Tá Mac Dara Ó Conaola ceapaithe ina oifigeach forbartha le Gael Taca i gCorcaigh. Is ó Inis Oírr ó dhúchas é. Tá sé súil go mór leis an bpost,agus beidh sé i gCorcaigh nuair a fheabhsóidh an saol.

Bhí céibh Inis Oírr a plé ag ionadaí ón bpobal áitiúil leis an nAire Heather Humphries a bhfuil cúramaí na nOileán uirthi, le ionadaithe poiblí Ghaillimh Thiar agus le Feidhmeannaigh na Roinne tráthnóna inné.

Cothrom an lae inniu, leathchéad bliain ó shin, bunaíodh Comhar Chaomháin in Inis Oírr.

This week Conor Tallon is all at sea...caught in the eye of a storm...with The Crawford's Assistant Curator Michael Waldron offering advice on how to find a safe harbour! Hughie O'Donoghue, Medusa, 2005-06, oil and mixed media on canvas, 250 x 184 cm. Presented, 2011. © the artist.This eye-catching WORK OF THE WEEK draws on (art) history to tell a serious tale…Medusa (2005-06) is a large canvas by contemporary artist Hughie O'Donoghue. Its luminous abstract qualities and deep orange-to-yellow ochre tones are characteristic of his work, which seeks to achieve “an equivalent for something felt; something that embodies rather than illustrates meanings.”The title of this work refers to a monumental painting, The Raft of the Medusa (1818-19) by Théodore Géricault, which is in the collection of Musée du Louvre. This earlier work was a response to a specific event: the infamous wrecking of the French naval frigate Méduse off the coast of Mauritania in July 1816. In Medusa, however, O'Donoghue uses it as a universal symbol for maritime disasters and the tragedy of ordinary people caught up in historical events. In this way, it also holds poignant resonance with works by Daniel Castro Garcia currently featured in IN TRANSIT.To this end, in Medusa can be perceived the dark, ghostly silhouette of a wrecked vessel, the MV Plassy, which ran aground at Inis Oírr on 8 March 1960. It is probably from this that the rusty tones of the painting are derived. Emerging out of this rich colour at the centre of the painting is a Géricault-style face – perhaps an echo of a life?“The image of the sea appears as a metaphor,” the artist notes about the relationship between his work and the ongoing crisis of global sustainability, “ever moving and changing its form, relentless and illusive but also timeless and constant.”Hughie O'Donoghue (b.1953) is currently exhibiting Night Cargo(5-25 September) as part of Galway International Arts Festival 2020. Medusa (2005-06) is featured in lucid abnormalities (until March 2021) in our Gibson Galleries on Floor 1. Free entry and open daily. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Monday's Morning Focus we spoke with Joe Queally from the Ennis branch of the RNLI as they are appealing for more funding. We also spoke with Donie Garrihy from Doolin2Aran Ferries who was part of the search for Ellen Glynn and Sara Feeney who went missing from Furbo in Galway where they were paddleboarding and were found 15 hours later off the coast of Inis Oírr.

In true With Relish form, we were late for our own birthday party this year. Episode 21 is basically a celebration of our past 12 months (and a week or two) of food podcasting to Ireland and beyond. It’s been a wild ride, and we wanted to take a moment to reflect on what has been a great year looking deep into the countries food industry and identity. Like all good party’s, we have some super cool guests, loads of memories to share as well as a whole load of cake whipped up by our very own Aoife with the help our insect loving friend Anna Retore from [Episode 2](https://www.headstuff.org/with-relish/with-relish-2-sustainability-in-the-food-industry-eating-bugs-edible-bray-cornucopia-dublin/) Harry also tells Aoife all about his experience cooking chilaquiles for the masses on Inis Oírr, at [Drop Everything 2018](https://www.dropeverything.net/). 

Brian Seoighe, ó Inis Oírr, Árainn, iar-scoláire de chuid Phádraig Mhic Phiarais agus Séamus Ó Buachalla, Coláiste na Tríonóide, ag déanamh léirmheasa ar Mhac Piarais mar mhúinteoir agus oideachasóir. Curtha i láthair ag Micheál Ó hUanacháin.

I met Dara Molloy over 20 years ago when we were both at a Céile Dé conference in County Wicklow. I met many great thinkers and spiritual leaders at that conference – many of whom are friends today. That conference gave me a proper introduction to Celtic Spirituality. Dara and his wife were a young couple at the time, living on Inis Mór, the largest of the Aran Islands. Back then, Inis Mór was even more remote than it is today. They had their young son with them. At some point in the conference, I think it was actually a break out session because there were few of us in the room – Dara spoke about living on the island and the hardships of living without modern conveniences (like washing machines). And I recall that one crystal clear moment when he said something that I never forgot. He said, “Inis Mór is my place of resurrection.”     I’ve spent the last twenty years or so, contemplating that concept and what it means. The clip that you heard from Dara during the intro is his definition of a place of I’ve heard the story of St. Gobnait and we shared her story in episode one. Just to briefly recap, St. Gobnait was a 6th century young woman fleeing from some persecutor. She landed in the Aran Islands and set up a monastic community on Inis Oírr (the smallest island). Then she had a vision that she was to go on a journey to find her place of resurrection. She was to journey across Ireland until she found nine white deer grazing. There she would find her place of resurrection. She traveled through the beautiful hills and valleys of west cork and finally found her nine white deer in Ballyvourney. She set up her community there and performed many great works for the local people. They still revere her today especially around her burial site, church ruins and her holy well.     There so many sacred places in Ireland. And Inis Mór has an abundance. Let’s get to the interview with Dara and hear more about the island and places of resurrection. segment 2 – guest interview   Highlights from the Dara Molloy interview ON PLACES OF RESURRECTION [The term Places of Resurrection] came from the Celtic monks. The Celtic monks, I think were very creative and imaginative in the way the they understood scripture. And particularly I think they were interested in images and parables and stories and metaphors because that’s the approach to spirituality that the Celtic monks have always taken. It’s not logical. It’s not analytical. They never became theologians. They more became poets. Part of their whole way of life as spiritual people was to – in their earlier part of life – was to wander … ‘wander for Christ’ they ended up calling it. … This wandering generally didn’t have a focal point. It wasn’t like they were on pilgrimage to place X or place Y. It more that they were allowing the spirit to guide them wherever it led them. And they believed that if they did that authentically that eventually they would find their place of resurrection – that’s what they called it. The place of resurrection would be where they settled down and that would be where they would discover who they were really meant to be, and the work they were meant to do. ON INIS MÓR The best way to describe Inis Mór is that it’s magical. It’s amazing. It’s an experiential place. You might go to a library where you learn something that you might get into your head. But when you come to Inis Mór, you experience something… you can then go off and have a look at your experience and put words on it and give a narrative and so on – which, of course is what I did and what I continue to do – but the island itself has an energy about it which is very light in the sense of “bright”… and it has a depth to it that you can sense especially in the spiritual places. ON HOLY WELLS Our pagan traditions influenced hugely the development of Christianity in Ireland. It’s like a seamless robe that has some threads from the pagan tradition and some threads from the Christian tradition. Doing the “rounds” began in the pagan tradition. So if you take a holy well today, they’re all named in Ireland after a saint… but before Christianity these wells were also sacred places. And for the druids who were the spiritual leaders for these Celtic peoples, the wells were sacred because they marked an entrance into the womb of the earth itself. And the earth was a mother, and she was a goddess. WHAT SURPRISES PEOPLE WHEN THEY COME TO INIS MÓR? When you come to any of the three Aran Islands, they’re quite flat, there are no tree and there isn’t anything to block your view. And what you see are stone walls – everywhere. And I think it’s kind of surprising and shocking to people to see just how many stone walls are, how intricately they’re built, how many different styles there are to building a stone wall, how small the fields are, and just how far they can see in every direction. So when you come to Aran, you get a long distance view of life… Aran is expansive. Getting Married on the Aran Island Thin places and how we can use them. The Cloud of Unknowing A Pocket Guide to Aran - Legends in the Landscape by Dara Molloy The Globalisation of God: A Celtic Christianity’s Nemesis Dara Molloy website Aisling Publications Facebook Celtic Spirituality with Dara Molloy Facebook – Tour Pilgrim Guide Facebook – Celtic Wedding Celebrant SEGMENT 3 – Mindie – 2 Books   The Aran Islands by John Millington Synge, c. 1907 Commentary written about the years he spend in the Aran Islands, the people, traditions, culture and landscape. Written as beautifully as any great travel writer could do.   A Pocket Guide to Arain – Legends in the Landscape by Dara Molloy. Perfect little guidebook written by a local guide who blends history, mythology and spiritualty all through the descriptions.  

Ciarán Mac Mathúna ag seanchas le Seán agus Tomás Ó Conghaola ar oileán Inis Oírr uair éigin sna 60adaí.

Ar an gclár seo, chulamar ó Natália Danzmann as an mBrasaíl faoi na Cluichí Oilimpeacha a bheith ar siúl sa tír agus faoin ráth atá ar na lúthchleasaithe Brasaíleacha go dtí seo sna cluichí. Chomh maith leis sin labhraíomar le Cecilia Dalzell i gConnecticut na Stát Aontaithe a chaith am ar Inis Oírr ar scoláireacht Gaeltachta le déanaí le 'Feicim'.

Daoine a d'fhág Inis Oírr ag teacht abhaile le haghaidh seachtaine ceiliúrtha.