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I’d love to communicate with other learners of Irish!That would be great. But I’m wary of Facebook I’m not on that,I’ve heard bad things about it.Maybe the way for me would be to learn how to use Skype.
Sure, Skype’s an excellent way to meet up with others. You’ll still need to make the connection with them in the first place.
I can understand your reluctance to use Facebook Keith. I’m very leery of it myself. However, that is the only way I know of to make Gaelskype contacts. You can limit your use of Facebook to only the Gaelskype group so that you can make contacts to talk with on Skype. No need to interact with anyone else or enter personal info if you don’t want to.
I’d bet there are other forums or social media sights though that cater to Irish learners where you can make Skype contacts.