The blogger known as Clisare is known for her videos as gaeilge and Irish specific humour.

And like so many of my generation I had a fair smattering of gaeilge hammered into me at school.

Having said that, I cannot write an e-mail As Gaeilge with Gmail.

It was all carried out in a foreign language, as Gaeilge.

One plays the Gaeilge card and the other hammers it with Ulster Scots.

He taught English and on occasion also maths and Gaeilge.

This renewed interest in the cupla focal is evidenced by our flourishing Colaisti Gaeilge.

And he argues from this figure against the setting up of Telefis na Gaeilge.

Nialler9 fails on that score as he speaks more Mandarin Chinese than the Gaeilge.

Her smattering of Gaeilge is courtesy of a DVD and textbook from Auntie Mary.

Mr Ahern opened his address on the achievements of the Irish EU Presidency as Gaeilge.

Last year was Bliain na Gaeilge when the Irish language was celebrated across the world.

Up till some time ago most of the information leaflets contained the cupla focail Gaeilge.

Plus it gives me a chance to enjoy the Irish music and practise my Gaeilge.

But Bord na Gaeilge welcomed the Bill and said it contained important commitments to the language.

I am sure he will agree that it is the ideal place for Telefis na Gaeilge.