Luaschártaí – Ceol | Trilingual Music Flashcards for Early LearnersLanguages: Irish | English | FrenchAges: 4+Format: 50 cards (2 copies of each), rigid box with foil, embossing, and spot UVProduct Type: Trilingual educational flashcard...
Luaschártaí – Sa Bhaile | Trilingual Home Flashcards for Early Learners Languages: Irish | English | FrenchAges: 4+Format: 50 cards (2 copies of each), rigid box with foil, embossing, and spot UVProduct Type: Trilingual...
Part of the series of short books from Open Door for readers who are developing skills, and now they have been translated into Irish for the first time with the...
Now and again, this author presents us with a fresh work, and it’s always worth the wait. In this new collection, “Mná,” he writes about the lives of women in...
Motherfoclóir – foclóir means 'dictionary' and is pronounced like a rather more vulgar English epithet – is a book based on the popular Twitter account @theirishfor. As the title suggests, 'Motherfoclóir'...
For two decades the prolific writer Cathal Ó Sándair had Irish teenagers reading about the school bench without the knowledge of the teachers. Here comes his first book, Na Maribh...
Part of the series of short books from Open Door for readers who are developing skills, and now they have been translated into Irish for the first time with the...
Ten years have passed since the village menfolk left, forced to fight in the Great War. Ten years have passed, with no news of their fate. To protect their homes...
As they diligently try and protect their lands from thieves, Moll, Liam and their companions come across a monstrous beast – An Bhrúid Dhubh. The village council is concerned —...
Trouncing An Bhrúid Dhubh and the Mistress of Darkness was a bittersweet victory — Moll was injured and left unconscious. The Trodaoirí head for Na Críocha Cráite to try and...
Following a long journey through astounding territory, the group have almost reached their destination. But a bewildering abyss restricts their progress, an enormous rift between them and Na Críocha Cráite....
Irish translation of The Builders by Maeve Binchy. Nan Ryan lives by herself at Number 14 Chestnut Road. When it’s heard that the builders are coming to work on the...
