Tá an cultúr Gaelach faoi bhláth le tamall de bhlianta anuas agus ag féachaint chun cinn, is cosúil gur ag dul ó neart go neart a bheidh muid in 2026. Seo rogha an eagarthóra d'ealaíontóirí atá ag úsáid na Gaeilge a bhfuil muid ag súil le tuilleadh a chloisteáil uatha i mbliana.
In the year 2026, artists using Irish in their work doesn't sound like the radical act it once did. That said, seeing and hearing creatives using Gaeilge, whether it's lyrics, beats or a new book is still in its infancy and we are excited to see where these artists are going to go with it in 2026.
Amano
Amhránaí, File agus Éascaitheoir Ealaíon í Amano De Londra Miura a rugadh sa tSeapáin agus a tógadh i gCiarraí. Poet, singer and arts facilitator Amano was born in Japan and brought up in Kerry. We are excited to see what 2026 brings us from her as she exploring her Japanese cultural heritage under the mentorship of Kazuko Kaya Yamazaki PhD and is a life-long student of sean-nós singing.
Naoise Dolan
Scríbhneoir agus gníomhaí í Naoise a bhfuil dhá leabhar foilsithe aici i mBéarla aici go dtí seo ach tá caint láidir ann go bhfuil leabhar i nGaeilge ar na bacáin uaithi. Tá substack Gaeilge ag Dolan freisin darbh ainm Uimhir a Naoise, áit a bhfuil filíocht, aistí agus tuairimí faoin teanga á bhfoilsiú aici.
Writer and activist Naoise Dolan's first two novels Exciting Times and The Happy Couple were very well received and the multilingual author is rumoured to be working on a book as Gaeilge. Her Irish language substack is a wonderful mix of poetry, musings and thoughts on the language.
Mannio
DJ as Inis Oírr é Aran Mannion atá ag cruthú ceoil faoin ainm Mannio. Lonnaithe in iarthar na tíre, bhí sé páirteach i mbunú Tús Collective. We loved the touch of Liam Ó Maonlaí's Amhrán na hEascainne he featured in his set in Cologne recently. More, le do thoil!
