大象传媒

Ins铆onn Sara N铆 Chuirre谩in d煤inn cad 茅 go d铆reach a thit amach ag an Comhr谩 M贸r a bh铆 eagraithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge. T谩 an Ghaeilge ina ceist pholaiti煤il thuaidh agus theas agus pleananna 谩 gcur i bhfeidhm ag Conradh na Gaeilge agus eagra铆ochta铆 eile chun 铆 a choinne谩il ar chl谩r oibre na bpolaiteoir铆. T谩 r贸bhorradh ag teacht ar an mhargadh tith铆ochta 贸 dheas ach an gcialla铆onn s茅 seo go bhfuil baol ann do mhargadh boilscithe r茅admhaoine agus cad 茅 go d铆reach 茅 'property bubble'? Fosta, labhra铆onn Se谩n 脫 Maoilst茅 as Cairde Teo linn faoi shi煤l贸id 煤r at谩 谩 chur ar bun acu agus iad ag fiosr煤 oidhreacht Ard Mhacha.

Sara N铆 Chuirre谩in reports on the 'Comhr谩 M贸r' organised by Conradh na Gaeilge lately. The Irish language is a political question north and south and we hear the plans of Conradh na Gaeilge and other organisations to keep the language on the political slate. Also, the property market in the south is undergoing a state of rapid growth, but does this mean that we're in for a property bubble? And, what exactly is a property bubble? Professor of finance in Dublin City University, Brian O' Kelly, explains. Also we hear from Se谩n 脫 Maoilst茅 from Cairde Teo about a new walk in Armagh that focuses on its cultural heritage.