We are looking for volunteers who are proficient in Irish Sign Language (ISL) to help the front-of-house and box office teams at the venues taking part in the Dublin Theatre Festival 2026 programme! The festival takes place between 24 September and 11 October. If you are over 18 and have ISL, please apply to be…
We’ll be closed from Tuesday 25th August for one week. Orders made during this time will be dispatched on or after 2nd September. Visit our online shop at https://shop.irishdeaf.com.
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On sale at €113.41 – https://shop.irishdeaf.com/swissvoice-xtra-3355 The Swissvoice Xtra 3355 is an easy-to-use combo bundle with a corded base that has a handy answerphone and a cordless DECT handset which is ideal for calls when you’re not sat in one place. It has a large backlit display which means you can read the names or…
Source: https://www.museum.ie/en-IE/News/Irish-Sign-Language-events-at-the-National-Museum Wednesday, 8 July 2026 | 14:00 – 16:00 | No booking required Families | Free AdmissionDead Zoo Lab, National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, Benburb Street, Dublin 7Drop into the Discovery Zone in the Dead Zoo Lab at Collins Barracks this Summer school holidays. Bring the family along and join a short activity…
This dictionary contains around 1000 up-to-date signs in Irish Sign Language. It provides a core vocabulary which complements the learning of sign language. A clear and concise introduction for beginners. Size A5 book. It is now back in stock and is available to purchase online at: https://shop.irishdeaf.com/isl-picture-dictionary-book
Products are back in stock in another batch. Visit our shop at https://shop.irishdeaf.com.
The date and time have been confirmed for both Basic and full ISL classes, which are starting on 6th October at 6:00pm. Book your place online with either option:
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