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Part Time Irish Courses [Beginner] in Dublin

LoneGunM@n · 2003-07-07 14:49:22

Hey all. I'm very ashamed of the fact that I cannot speak a word of my native tongue [I personally blame the level of Irish teaching in the schools I attended] and to expunge my shame I am looking to learn Irish [from scratch] & was wondering if there are any colleges doing part time evening courses from September 03. My…

07-07-2003 03:49PM

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Hey all.

I'm very ashamed of the fact that I cannot speak a word of my native tongue [I personally blame the level of Irish teaching in the schools I attended] and to expunge my shame I am looking to learn Irish [from scratch] & was wondering if there are any colleges doing part time evening courses from September 03.

My fiancee is fluent, but hasn't spoken Irish in c. 4 years & she was wondering if there are refresher courses in Irish??

Thanx for any help given!

PF

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#2 07-07-2003 06:10PM

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http://www.bnag.ie/courses_finding.htm

At the above link, they have contact details for different organisations that provide Irish classes.
I'm sure if you get in touch with them, they'll have something for both of you

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#3 07-07-2003 09:25PM

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go raibh mile maith agat mo chara!

it looks right!!

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