Our blog serves as regular motivation for you to speak the Irish language. Find posts about Irish language cheat sheets, our live Q&A shownotes, videos where you find how to say certain phrases, and member interviews to tell you about their experience of learning the language.
In celebration for our new “Bunchlocha” Irish language intro course for beginners for our members, here’s a free cheat sheet! Free Shareable Cheat Sheet The PDF cheat sheet is published under a Creative Commons license. Please share with your fellow lovers of Gaeilge. No opt-in required. More info Topics covered briefly include: Go Deeper Along
Let’s learn the chorus and first two verses of the famous Irish song Mo Ghile Mear. The modern form of the song was composed in the early 1970s by Dónal Ó Liatháin using a traditional air collected in Cúil Aodha, County Cork, and lyrics selected from Irish language poems of the 18th century Cork poet Seán “Clárach” Mac
Bitesize Irish are launching two new self-paced courses for Irish language learners. These courses are focussed specifically to help with beginners of Irish. 1. Cultúr The Irish language and our culture go hand in hand. Immersing ourselves authentically in the living culture of Ireland is an intrinsic part of immersing yourself in the language. “Cultúr”
Colleen talks her Irish-American upbringing in the Appalachian mountains, her rare medical condition and how that led her to discover a genetic link with Niall’s home town. She grew up with gigantism, a syndrome caused by the pituitary gland and which causes a lot of medical problems, and for a long time never met another
Start Here 👇 ❗️❗️Ciara Chabhrach has not been trained specifically on the Irish language. The A.I. has not been trained enough to be able to answer questions of Irish language spelling. Ciara Chabhrach is intended to be a coach to talk you through your challenges of learning Irish, and to find solutions. Have fun!
The past couple of weeks, I’ve been studying to learn the guitar. It’s been a real challenge, yet it’s satisfying. You might find the same with your Irish language journey. Here are a few thoughts that come to mind on learning a guitar, and how those same concepts can apply to learning to speak Irish.
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