Given all the praise and hype that surrounds Duolingo, I wanted to articulate why, in my opinion, it is at best, a supplement, and what to use in its place if you truly wish to learn Irish. I’ll begin by Read more…
This is a continuation from the previous post. In this one the prepositions i, le, ó, roimh, thar, and idir will be used. As in the previous post, the Connemara form is on the right. The forms go: base, first Read more…
To start things off here, we’ll start by discussing some of the common features of Connemara Irish. Most of these features are common throughout Connemara, though it, of course, may depend on speakers. One of the most common, and easiest, Read more…
This post discusses the aim of the site Go mbeannaí Dia dhaoibh agus fáilte romhaibh go léir. Greetings and welcome! The purpose of this site is to spread knowledge about the Irish language. There are lots of aspects of it Read more…