This is your chance to help us choose the best cover for “Learn Irish with Eoin” – an upcoming abridged album of Bitesize Irish Gaelic Audio Program for learning Irish on the go.
The Competing Designs – Which do you prefer?
UPDATE: Version 2 has now been selected with your help. Thanks for all the votes, and opinions! If you want to share you opinion, feel free to still comment below. It’s now even available on iTunes. If you purchase it, please give us a rating there.

Vote by leaving a comment below
Which do you prefer? Just comment below with either:
- “Uimhir a hAon” (number one), or…
- “Uimhir a Dó” (number two)
And feel free to add any extra comment along with your vote.
Bonus for comments
Each voter below will be entered to the chance to win one of three Audio Program Bundles, worth $57! (If you already purchased it, please feel free to vote, we still value your opinion!). Randomly-drawn winners will be announced here on Sunday October 28th 2012.
We have randomly selected three comments, who each with an Audio Program Bundle, worth $57.99:
Comhghairdeas! If you weren’t chosen, thank you all the same for voting. The winners were selected using the random number generator random.org. The learning Irish Audio Program that the winners will receive features 90 lessons over 15 hours of audio. Copy the MP3s to your iPhone, Android, or MP3 player. It is a full program to learn Irish, perfect if you prefer learning by ear. They also come with PDFs of each lesson.
Now is your chance to vote in the poll – please leave your preference as a reply below.

Thanks for aaaall the feedback. We really appreciate it. By popular demand, we’re going with design Uimhir a Dó! But thanks to everyone for sharing their vote.
The “Learn Irish With Eoin” will be a single abridged album. If you want the full audio program, check it out here, with samples on that page.
Uimhir a Dó! Definitely!
i prefer number 2
Uimhir a Dó! Seems more traditional & irish than the first. plus looks much nicer!
I prefer the number 2 cover it looks more traditional and as Gaelic is a traditional language, number two seems to fit the bill
Uimhir a Dó!!!!
It looks more beautiful than the first one.