Comhdháil Pleanála Teanga 2026 | Language Planning Conference 2026

Bígí linn don dara chomhdháil idirnáisiúnta ar an phleanáil teanga in Éirinn, a bheidh ar siúl Déardaoin 12 Samhain 2026. Comhdháil Pleanála Teanga 2026 Bígí linn don dara comhdháil idirnáisiúnta ar an phleanáil teanga in Éirinn, a bheidh ar siúl Déardaoin an 12 Samhain 2026 i Treacy’s West County Hotel, Inis, Contae an Chláir. Tiocfaidh cleachtóirí, taighdeoirí, feidhmeannaigh beartas agus go leor eile ó phobal na Gaeilge go ginearálta le chéile in Inis, Contae an Chláir. Déanfar fiosrú agus plé ar na bealaí éagsúla gur féidir leis an phróiseas pleanála teanga in Éirinn tacú le sealbhú na Gaeilge i ngach aoisghrúpa, agus do gach leibhéal cumais sa teanga, lasmuigh den chóras oideachais. Is é téama na comhdhála seo ná ‘Sealbhú na Teanga lasmuigh den Chóras Oideachais.’ Beidh na cainteanna agus óráidí trí Ghaeilge nó trí Bhéarla le haistriúchán comhuaineach ar an fáil ar an lá. Tá clár an lae 2026 ar fáil ar Gaelphobal.ie Tá Comhdháil Pleanála Teanga á heagrú ag Foras na Gaeilge le tacaíocht ó Roinn Forbartha Tuaithe agus Pobail agus Gaeltachta. Language Planning Conference 2026 Join us for the second international conference on language planning in Ireland, which will take place on Thursday 12th November in Treacy’s West County Hotel in Ennis, County Clare. Practioners, researchers, policy makers and many others from the Irish speaking community will come together in Ennis, County Clare, for the second international conference on language planning, organised by Foras na Gaeilge. The conference will provide an opportunity to examine the ways in which the Language Planning Process in Ireland can assist with the aquisition of the language, at all ages and levels of ability, outside of the education system. The theme of this year’s conference is ‘Irish Language Acquisition outside the Education System.’ The 2026 conference programme is available at Gaelphobal.ie. The Language Planning Conference is being organised by Foras na Gaeilge with funding from the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht.