Colaiste Chamuis is an Irish College which organises Irish language summer courses in An Tulach, Camus and Ros a Mhal in the heart of the Connemara Gaeltacht.

Colaiste Chonnacht, Irish Summer College is situated in Spiddal about 12 miles from Galway City. Irish Summer Courses have been held here since 1910.

After a three-week course in Colaiste na bhFiann, a student will go home speaking Irish with an ease and confidence hitherto undreamt of.

Colaiste na Rinne offers a wide range of classes and cultural experiences to learners and visitors of all ages, from all over the world. It is renowned for its boarding school for 10 to 12 year old pupils, its summer schools for 12 to 19 years old students and its 25 acre campus offering a wide variety of facilities to groups and organisations which promote and cherish the Irish language.

Colaiste UISCE is a unique activity based Irish Language College and Adventure Centre situated in the heart of Mayo's Gaeltacht, where the teaching of Irish is intertwined with the enjoyable experience of modern exhilarating adventure and water sports.

Conradh na Gaeilge is the democratic forum for the Irish-speaking community and works on behalf of the Irish-speaking and Gaeltacht community to promote the language throughout the whole of Ireland and around the world.

The Context Language Centre was founded in 1987 by a small group of linguists to provide Language Training, Translating and Interpreting services for business communities in Ireland and abroad

Cork English College was founded over 35 years ago by our present Managing Director, Valery Cullen. We are a family-run organisation that takes great pride in service and personal contact, which we provide for each of our clients. CEC is recognised by the Department of Education and Skills for the Teaching of English as a Foreign Language. CEC is also a member of Quality English.

Cork Language Centre International. Recognised by the Department of Education for Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

A Dictionary of Cork Slang is a collection of those words, not usually found in dictionaries, but which give colour, vigour and individuality to a language.