Irish Translation Agency
Irish, or Gaeilge, is an ancient Celtic language and the first official language of Ireland. While it is mainly used as a regional language in Northern Ireland, it is spoken by nearly 1.8 million people, which is almost half of the Irish population. Translating your content into Irish is not only a way to respect and highlight this rich culture but also an opportunity to capture the attention of your audience across the Irish Sea.
With French-Irish and English-Irish translation: showcase your cultural commitment in Ireland.
Why translate your content into Irish?
Respect local culture: Using Irish in your communications shows your willingness to adapt to Irish culture and values, thereby enhancing your credibility and impact.
Capture your audience’s attention: A translation into Irish demonstrates your cultural sensitivity and helps you stand out in an English-speaking environment.
Facilitate your legal procedures: For your establishment in Ireland, official documents (certificates, contracts, attestations, identification papers) may require certified translation into Irish.
Native translators for impeccable quality
Global Lingua Services collaborates with native Irish translators, experts in various fields, who have a perfect command of the linguistic and cultural nuances of this Celtic language. Whether it’s for legal, marketing, or technical translations, we guarantee precise and tailored content to meet your objectives.
Translations from Irish into a multitude of languages.
Email : info@lingua-service.eu
Telephone : +32 494 77 88 76
Opening times: 8h - 20h
Adresse : Av. Louise 500, 1000 Brussels
Expert native translators: Our professionals combine linguistic expertise with a deep understanding of Irish culture to ensure authentic translations.
Tailored service: We adapt our services to your specific needs, whether it’s certified translations or marketing projects.
Reliable and comprehensive support: From translating your legal documents to adapting your communication materials, we help you succeed in your project in Ireland.