Airmid's Journal - An tEarrach 2025 'Teanga'
Pre-orders now open. Journals will be posted around 21st March.
“Teanga is not just a tool for communication; it is a way of seeing, a way of knowing, a way of being in the world. Teangacha don’t just hold words, they carry instructions of traditional ecological knowledge, honed over generations; ways of being in relationship with the land that understand it to be kin, not resource. They remind us that there are other ways to be, to organise and to relate to one another and to the land”.
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan and Denise Conroy
Design, Layout, and Illustration by Denise Conroy
With contributions from;
Aoife de Bhál ‘Beann Mhadagáin’
Ola Majekodunmi ‘Glow’ & ‘Lost’
An Dream Dearg
Rónán Ó Raghallaigh ‘Tá Mé Gul Awailí’
Leasha Hogan ‘Teanga na Plandaí’
Cré; Aoife Hammond & Steve Finnerty ‘Amhráin agus Foinn’
Johan Sandberg McGuinne ‘I Long to Kiss Your Scarred Lips With a Decolonised Tongue’
Gráinne Holland ‘Cúr Rua’
Amano Miura 舌 Tongue (Shita)
Catriona Ní Ghribín ‘An Rún’ & ‘Gailtín Tí Móir’
Lucy O’Hagan‘Ag Déanamh Cnuasaigh Sleabhac’ & ‘Ar lorg na Teanga’ with Denise Conroy
Denise Conroy ‘An Bhfuil Gaeilge Agaibh & Cailb’
‘When we speak a word, we plant a seed. When we learn a phrase, we weave another thread back into that cloak. When we greet caisearbhán emerging from the frozen earth, or a new born baby fresh into this world, we whisper;
Fáilte. Tá muid anseo go fóill. Beidh muid anseo go deo. Ní bheidh muid inár dtost’.
10% of all profits go toward Gairdín an Phobail; a community garden in west Belfast - an area where chronic poverty goes hand in hand with abundance of talent and a spirit of community organising best captured by the Irish phrase ‘Na habair é, Dean é’ - Don’t say it, Do it.
Pre-orders now open. Journals will be posted around 21st March.
“Teanga is not just a tool for communication; it is a way of seeing, a way of knowing, a way of being in the world. Teangacha don’t just hold words, they carry instructions of traditional ecological knowledge, honed over generations; ways of being in relationship with the land that understand it to be kin, not resource. They remind us that there are other ways to be, to organise and to relate to one another and to the land”.
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan and Denise Conroy
Design, Layout, and Illustration by Denise Conroy
With contributions from;
Aoife de Bhál ‘Beann Mhadagáin’
Ola Majekodunmi ‘Glow’ & ‘Lost’
An Dream Dearg
Rónán Ó Raghallaigh ‘Tá Mé Gul Awailí’
Leasha Hogan ‘Teanga na Plandaí’
Cré; Aoife Hammond & Steve Finnerty ‘Amhráin agus Foinn’
Johan Sandberg McGuinne ‘I Long to Kiss Your Scarred Lips With a Decolonised Tongue’
Gráinne Holland ‘Cúr Rua’
Amano Miura 舌 Tongue (Shita)
Catriona Ní Ghribín ‘An Rún’ & ‘Gailtín Tí Móir’
Lucy O’Hagan‘Ag Déanamh Cnuasaigh Sleabhac’ & ‘Ar lorg na Teanga’ with Denise Conroy
Denise Conroy ‘An Bhfuil Gaeilge Agaibh & Cailb’
‘When we speak a word, we plant a seed. When we learn a phrase, we weave another thread back into that cloak. When we greet caisearbhán emerging from the frozen earth, or a new born baby fresh into this world, we whisper;
Fáilte. Tá muid anseo go fóill. Beidh muid anseo go deo. Ní bheidh muid inár dtost’.
10% of all profits go toward Gairdín an Phobail; a community garden in west Belfast - an area where chronic poverty goes hand in hand with abundance of talent and a spirit of community organising best captured by the Irish phrase ‘Na habair é, Dean é’ - Don’t say it, Do it.
Pre-orders now open. Journals will be posted around 21st March.
“Teanga is not just a tool for communication; it is a way of seeing, a way of knowing, a way of being in the world. Teangacha don’t just hold words, they carry instructions of traditional ecological knowledge, honed over generations; ways of being in relationship with the land that understand it to be kin, not resource. They remind us that there are other ways to be, to organise and to relate to one another and to the land”.
Edited by Lucy O’Hagan and Denise Conroy
Design, Layout, and Illustration by Denise Conroy
With contributions from;
Aoife de Bhál ‘Beann Mhadagáin’
Ola Majekodunmi ‘Glow’ & ‘Lost’
An Dream Dearg
Rónán Ó Raghallaigh ‘Tá Mé Gul Awailí’
Leasha Hogan ‘Teanga na Plandaí’
Cré; Aoife Hammond & Steve Finnerty ‘Amhráin agus Foinn’
Johan Sandberg McGuinne ‘I Long to Kiss Your Scarred Lips With a Decolonised Tongue’
Gráinne Holland ‘Cúr Rua’
Amano Miura 舌 Tongue (Shita)
Catriona Ní Ghribín ‘An Rún’ & ‘Gailtín Tí Móir’
Lucy O’Hagan‘Ag Déanamh Cnuasaigh Sleabhac’ & ‘Ar lorg na Teanga’ with Denise Conroy
Denise Conroy ‘An Bhfuil Gaeilge Agaibh & Cailb’
‘When we speak a word, we plant a seed. When we learn a phrase, we weave another thread back into that cloak. When we greet caisearbhán emerging from the frozen earth, or a new born baby fresh into this world, we whisper;
Fáilte. Tá muid anseo go fóill. Beidh muid anseo go deo. Ní bheidh muid inár dtost’.
10% of all profits go toward Gairdín an Phobail; a community garden in west Belfast - an area where chronic poverty goes hand in hand with abundance of talent and a spirit of community organising best captured by the Irish phrase ‘Na habair é, Dean é’ - Don’t say it, Do it.
