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Irish cultural figure Manchán Magan, known for promoting the Irish language, died at 55 after battling prostate cancer since 2023.
Manchán Magan, a 55-year-old Irish writer, broadcaster, and documentary filmmaker known for his advocacy of the Irish language and cultural heritage, has died after a prolonged battle with prostate cancer.
Diagnosed in 2023, he spoke publicly about his illness and treatment setbacks on RTÉ Radio, reflecting on the contrast between his lifelong focus on nature, spirituality, and global traditions and his physical struggle.
He gained acclaim for travel documentaries, including *No Béarla*, where he traveled across Ireland speaking only Irish, and for books like *Thirty-Two Words for Field*.
Magan’s work emphasized deep connections between language, place, and identity, leaving a lasting impact on Irish media and cultural life.
La figura cultural irlandesa Manchán Magan, conocida por la promoción de la lengua irlandesa, murió a los 55 años después de luchar contra el cáncer de próstata desde 2023.