Conchobhar Mac Giolla Bhríde graduated from St Patrick’s College with a Bachelor of Education with Gaeilge in 2018. Further to this, he holds a Master of Education in School Leadership and Management having studied with Dublin City University. Conchobhar is a primary school teacher, teaching in a large school in Dundalk, county Louth. He has also been working with Gael Linn since 2012 and is principal of the esteemed Gaeltacht college Coláiste Bhun an Inbhir in Gaoth Dobhair since 2019. He is a keen musician turning his hand to many instruments, and an active member of the Irish speaking community. He engages the local branch of Conradh na Gaeilge and Ógras youth group, promoting Gaeilge among people of all ages and backgrounds.

Bhain Conchobhar Mac Giolla Bhríde Baitsiléir Oideachais le Gaeilge amach le Coláiste Phádraig i 2018. Anuas ar sin, tá Máistir Oideachais aige i gCeannaireacht agus Bainistíocht Scoile ó Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath. Is múinteoir bunscoile é, agus múineann sé i scoil mhór i nDún Dealgan, contae Lú. Tá Conchobhar ag obair le Gael Linn ó 2012 fosta, agus ceapadh mar phríomhoide é ar Choláiste Bhun an Inbhir i nGaoth Dobhair i 2019. Is ceolteoir an-dhíograsach é, agus ball gníomhach den phobal Gaelach áitiúil. Tá sé gníomhach leis an gcraobh áitiúil de Chonradh na Gaeilge agus óg-eagras Ógras, ag cur na Gaeilge chun cinn i measc réimse aoiseanna agus cúlraí. Conchobhar Mac Giolla Bhríde graduated from St Patrick’s College with a Bachelor of Education with Gaeilge in 2018. Further to this, he holds a Master of Education in School Leadership and Management having studied with Dublin City University. Conchobhar is a primary school teacher, teaching in a large school in Dundalk, county Louth. He has also been working with Gael Linn since 2012 and is principal of the esteemed Gaeltacht college Coláiste Bhun an Inbhir in Gaoth Dobhair since 2019. He is a keen musician turning his hand to many instruments, and an active member of the Irish speaking community. He engages the local branch of Conradh na Gaeilge and Ógras youth group, promoting Gaeilge among people of all ages and backgrounds.