So, everyone doing the Leaving Cert for Irish will have to prepare ten sraithphictiúir and then read one out as part of the oral exam … And for anyone who […]
I worked on this with a member of the Syrian community in Ireland. I hope that it will be useful and enjoyable for the Arabic speaking communities who may be […]
Here are some images that I have put together to celebrate Pride 2021… There are cityscapes for Dublin, London, Boston, Washington, New York, Sydney, Toronto, Rome, Paris and Berlin…. The […]
There are many different ways to express love in the Irish language. I hope this phrase card will give you an idea of some of them! I have also included […]
These are visual aids to help students remember the storylines of the five set pieces of prose for the Leaving Cert curriculum. There is also an additional card for the […]
These are the beginner lessons based on the very first (double sided) Phrase Card that I put together. They are intended to give you confidence in basic phrases and vocabulary […]
Ogham is the first written form of the Irish language that we have. It is made up of strokes going in different directions to represent the letters. I hope that […]
In the Nollaig Shona / Happy Christmas video, you will also find how to say Happy New Year in Irish… There is an amazing site called http://www.treealphabet.ie which allows you […]
This will give you some phrases to write on Christmas cards or to say to your friends and family over the festive period! Bainigí sult astu! BWIN-AGEE SULT ASTOO! Enjoy!
The alphabet in Irish has 18 letters and the videos below will help explain the different sounds we get from the consonants and the vowels…. I hope you find them […]
This can be made with meat (Con Carne!) or without meat (and just add in any amount of vegetables or beans). It is a great staple for the aimsir fhuar […]
Sometimes it can be hard to get your head around the letter combinations in Irish, so hopefully this will help clear up some of them! There are seven consonants in […]
The “…ing” is any action, eating, running, walking, and so on….(it is also called the Verbal Noun) Once you have a few of these “..ing’s” – it is amazing how […]
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