Pop-Up Gaeltacht: A One Night Stand | Osgur Ó Ciardha | TEDxBallyroanLibrary
Osgur is a hospitality specialist, with over 10 years’ experience in the tourism industry, specifically in ownership, management and consultancy both in Ireland and South America, where he was based for 8 years. He is currently General Manager of Jacobs Inn in Dublin 1 as it is being converted into a pod hotel and bar.
2018 was a busy year for him, presenting the “Beidh mé ar ais” TV series on TG4, securing an MBA from Smurfit Business School and, along with his friend, Peadar Ó Caomhánaigh receiving a “Glór na nGael” award for the Pop Up Gaeltacht concept. He has a particular interest in language, sustainable enterprise, culture and innovation. His wife and children are very understanding.
Osgur is a hospitality specialist, with over 10 years’ experience in the tourism industry, specifically in ownership, management and consultancy both in Ireland and South America, where he was based for 8 years. He is currently General Manager of Jacobs Inn in Dublin 1 as it is being converted into a pod hotel and bar.
2018 was a busy year for him, presenting the “Beidh mé ar ais” TV series on TG4, securing an MBA from Smurfit Business School and, along with his friend, Peadar Ó Caomhánaigh receiving a “Glór na nGael” award for the Pop Up Gaeltacht concept. He has a particular interest in language, sustainable enterprise, culture and innovation. His wife and children are very understanding. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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We now have a 'Pop up Gaeltacht' at The Boat Inn, Jackfield, Telford, Shropshire. I am on the Future Learn Irish courses.. Fáilte ar Line.. another student lives in Birmingham, we had met twice before we heard of the Pop Ups. There are now 5 of us in the group.. 1 Irish speaker, 1 lady who learned Irish as a child, 2 of us from the courses, and a friend who is listening in. We aim to meet once a fortnight to chat in Irish. There is an Irish music session on each Thursday, so its a little bit of Ireland. Felicity Burke
@michaelfinnegan634
2 жыл бұрын
I'd be interested in this.
I would love to be in a pub that suddenly swapped to Gaeltacht. I wouldn't understand a thing but it would be magical.
@silverkitty2503
19 күн бұрын
yeah!
We need to bring it into the workspace also
Thank you for preserving the language. I tried, here in America. The language cds have 10 spanish and one Irish, and the speakers had two different accents that didn't help. Think American South and American Northeast, like New England . Mostly teaching you how to say I don't understand Irish. Grrr. Help. Please. Would really help if those of us who wanted, could.
Maith thú Osgur, tá an ceart agat.
@will3624
5 жыл бұрын
Yes. You are also right!
"What sort of a language is that at all?" Sin a dhúirt fearr éireannach liom inniu. Iostas air nuair a fhreagair mé é 😀
Ardfhear!
Go maith thú a Osgur !
So refreshing to hear about positive and inclusive initiatives, like this, in the extended Gaeltachd /Gaeltacht. Suas leis a Ghàidhlig/Gaelge
Tá fír agam íarracht a dheannamh... Tá an teanga cailte agam.
Is brea liom é seo, maith an fear Osgúr. An bhfuil aon pop-up Gaeltachtaí san iarthair na hAstráile a bhfuil fhios agat?
Not a Gaeilgeoir, but a hipster.