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Coláiste Íde, Co. Louth: The first Irish Language Summer College for Children, 1919
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Date Issued
2025-11
Date Available
2026-01-12T09:04:02Z
Abstract
The first Irish College opened in Ballingeary, Co. Cork on the 4th of July 1904, and by 1907 there were seven Colleges established spanning the four provinces: in Cork, Waterford, Mayo, Donegal, and winter Colleges in Belfast and Dublin. These Colleges, however, were a far cry from the Colleges we are familiar with today, as they focused on teacher-training and providing third-level certification to adults in the Irish language and adjacent subjects. Just how, then, did these Colleges become the youth-focused institutions we know today? That story begins with the establishment of Coláiste Íde in 1919.
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Book Chapter
Publisher
Wordwell
Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
Journal
Ryan, S. (ed.). Childhood and the Irish: A Miscellany
ISBN
9781916742192
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