Connect Trade Union

This week General Secretary Paddy Kavanagh attended the Dublin Docklands Boxing Club with Kieran O'Neill - National Executive Officer to give support to the great work done by the Coaches, Athletes & Volunteers including Gareth Rafferty who recently competed in the recent World Championships in Liverpool, Philip Keogh Head Coach and James Whelan who is heading to Hungary for the European Championships.
Also pictured with General Secretary Kavanagh is Chloe Gabriel, Ava Henry, 3 times European Gold Medalist, Pierce O'Leary European Super-Lightweight Champion, David McGinley (McGinley Solicitors) and the Irish Presidential Candidate/former Dublin Football Manager Jim Gavin.

You don't have to be fluent in Irish to support your language. Be proud of your cúpla focal. We're joining those who want more supports from our Government for our language in a march from Parnell Square to the Government Buildings this Saturday from 1.30pm.
Our Union Hall will be open for a "Cupán tae agus Caife" from 1pm for Union members who come out in support of our "Teanga Naisuinta".

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Beidh ár gcairde @connecttradeunion linn an Satharn beag seo agus beidh Union Hall ar oscailt do cheardchumannaí roimh ré le haghaidh tae agus plé! 20.09.2025 Bígí linn! #báclegaeilge #gaeilge #támuidbeo #cearta

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Correspondence issued to Connect Trade Union Apprentices regarding the scheduling of Phases 2, 4 & 6 for the remainder of 2025.

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Our Cíorcal Comhrá met earlier this week before taking a short break for summer.
A special thanks to everyone that has turned up to learn, re-learn or even perfect their own cúpla focal.
It sometimes takes a leap of faith and some courage to put yourself out there, but each and every person that attended should be so proud of what they have achieved over such a short time.

A very special thanks to Muinteoir Caitlin Ní Nuaillan agus Ruairí Ó hÉideáin from Baile Átha Cliath le Gaeilge who've made this happen.

We'll be back in September for more "Craic as Gaeilge" and if you haven't been, we want to.see you there.