Toirealach Ó Gráda has been teaching Irish to adult learners since 1986. This is the first book in the series Céimeanna Comhrá. Céimeanna Comhrá 1 is the first book in...
Gaeilge gan Stró - Beginners Level is a multimedia language course for adult learners of Irish. Its suitable for those who know no Irish or who only know a few...
120+ page learning resource for parents/carers with little or no Irish who would like to learn Irish to use with the family. The book has useful words, phrases, rhymes, songs...
Toirealach Ó Gráda has been teaching Irish to adult learners since 1986. This is the second book in the series Céimeanna Comhrá. Céimeanna Comhrá 2 is the second book in...
Gaeilge gan Stro! – Lower Intermediate Level is a multimedia language course for adult learners of Irish. Its suitable for those who have already learned Irish and who still understand...
Oideas Gael are pleased to announce the publication of Enjoy Irish, A Course for Beginners. Specially designed for the adult learner, this book is ideal for those who want to...
Toirealach Ó Gráda has been teaching Irish to adult learners since 1986. Céimeanna Comhrá 3 is the third book in a graded course in Conversational Irish designed specifically for adult...
This book aims to provide a structured reader to help the learner access everyday spoken Irish. As regards conversation, the book covers basic fundamentals of the spoken language, i.e. who...
This is the third edition of the bestselling grammar book from Gaelchultúr. Over 10,000 copies have sold since it was first published in 2008. In this extended edition additional elements...
Publisher's Synopsis Learning Irish is the standard introductory course to the Irish language. The product of many years of original and scholarly research as well as much teaching experience, this...
How do you say in Irish: ‘the icing on the cake,’ or ‘the acid test,’ or ‘my Irish is a little rusty’? This is the perfect companion to Bannister’s perennially...
From the author of Thirty-Two Words for Field. When you look at the world through the Irish-language, you see a world more magical. See a squirrell as a ‘tree dog’...
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...
Cruinnscríobh na Gaeilge Ciarán Mac MurchaidhThe sixth edition of this highly sought after work. This is a necessary resource for learners and teachers alike. Some minor amendments have been made to...
We are going to control Ireland with the help of the Invisible Plane from Tighmore until Sunday. We will blow up the Bank of Ireland, Dáil Éireann, the General Post...
A a collection of role-plays for students preparing for GCSE as the role-plays are again an important part of the examination. It was felt that there was not enough practice...
How do you feel about embracing Ireland's native tongue? At odds after a tricky relationship at school? Maybe you've given up, or don't know where to start? Well, is fada...
A light-hearted, fully-illustrated retro-style picture book with 50+ words and phrases you can use to practise your Irish with your furry bestfriend.
Includes phonetic spelling/pronunciation guide.
Paperback
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A book for adult learners which contains short articles that will be of interest to everyone. Themes include shopping, housework, mobile phones, and even what to do if you have...
A handy little language aid designed to be carried by Irish learners at all times. The booklet offers basic Irish grammar rules, as well as everyday phrases and a collection...
Is the word for budget ‘Buiséad’ or ‘cáinaisnéis’? Should I write ‘Bean dhubh’ or ‘bean dubh’? These are just two of the difficult choices faced by anyone attempting to write...
Have you ever racked your brain as you searched for the right word or phrase as you attempt to speak Irish to your child? Here is the perfect solution…A handbook...
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'...
