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Trí Spás / Three Spaces

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You’re feeling light. You’re feeling in flow. You’re feeling part of it all.

That’s what it feels like to be living Gaeilge Gach Lá.

You’re feeling the tingle of learning a new connection between words.

You’re feeling energised. Like you’re exactly at the right place on your language journey.

You’re feeling connected, supported. And that you have your own quiet space to learn.

That’s Gaeilge Gach Lá.

Gaeilge Gach Lá method by Bitesize Irish

Here are three ways to live Gaeilge Gach Lá with Bitesize Irish

Whichever space fits your journey today is correct for now.

Which feels like yours?

  1. Leabharlann: where you learn quietly, alone, and at your own pace.
  2. Tinteán: where you can use Irish every day, and continue learning, in community.
  3. Ciorcal Beo: where you use and learn Irish in a circle, with live sessions.

There’s no wrong answer, just whatever feels correct now.

Where you learn quietly, alone, and at your own pace

See Leabharlann

Where you can use Irish every day, and continue learning, in community.

See Tinteán

Where you use and learn Irish in a circle, with live sessions.

See Ciorcal Beo

Which one feels like yours right now? Please reply below.

P.S. You can compare these membership spaces for living Gaeilge Gach Lá.

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  • Samantha says:

    Dia duit,
    In the perfect world, it would actually be a mixture of An Leabharlann and An Tintéan. An Ciorcal Beo would be amazing but I’m not very good with hearing people. I’m better with live face to face so I can see people’s lips.
    But, in my real world, I have to use Duolingo because it’s free. I love coming onto here though because at least I get to connect and communicate with people who are Irish or learning Irish. It means more to me than you can know.

    • Haigh a Samantha. Ok, I hear you about the last thing your said. Thanks for sharing that authentically. Go raibh maith agat.
      That’s funny about the mix of An Leabharlann and An Tinteán! They grew out of the same space, but they offer different ways of being on your Gaeilge Gach Lá journey (Leabharlann being the lowest membership fee).
      https://www.bitesize.irish/leabharlann/

      Le meas,
      Eoin

  • Fiona Presho says:

    An bhfuil scéalta na mara nó léar agat?

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