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1. Any individual who wishes to join or participate in the Roinn na Nua-Ghaeilge Ollscoil program needs to fill out the form.
2. This could include students, academics, researchers, or anyone interested in studying or conducting research in the field of Irish Language and Literature.
3. It applies to both Irish citizens and international applicants.
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What is roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil?

Roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil refers to the Department of New Irish Language at the university level in Ireland, focusing on the promotion and study of the Irish language.

Who is required to file roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil?

Students and staff involved in Irish language programs, as well as any departments that need to report on the usage and development of the language within their institutions.

How to fill out roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil?

Filling out roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil typically involves completing a prescribed form with relevant information such as program details, language usage statistics, and objectives for the promotion of the Irish language.

What is the purpose of roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil?

The purpose is to promote and oversee the study and usage of the Irish language within educational institutions, ensuring its preservation and growth among students and the community.

What information must be reported on roinn na nua-ghaeilge ollscoil?

Information such as enrollment numbers in Irish language courses, events held in Irish, resources used, and future goals for language promotion must be reported.