Irish language, instruction and studies

To anybody with an interest in the Irish language, try this, including some [u]very useful links[/u] at the bottom of the page.

Apparently Irish language instruction and studies are available, and much is for free, but in some cases there is a price.

For instance, it’s one thing that an Irish tune could have more than one name, but how does one pronounce them, if not in English?!?

:slight_smile:

Edit: Thank you for reminding me, Redwolf, as perhaps in the not so distant future the C&F board, as we now know it, might not support HTML in individual posts, and so let me name the above source: http://www.omniglot.com/writing/irish.htm . Also, as a generally useful, foreign language resource, at large: http://www.omniglot.com/ , which often includes some very useful links. :wink:

For those who are interested in Irish language resources, there are reviews of many of the most commonly available here:

http://www.learnirishgaelic.com/productcomparison/

We also have reviews of some of the most commonly available Irish dictionaries:

http://www.learnirishgaelic.com/productcomparison/dictionaries/

Or, if you’re really gung-ho, you can always do what I’m going to do this summer!

http://www.oideasgael.ie/

Redwolf