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Law society

Shane80 · 2007-06-19 17:33:37

Hi , I was wondering about the first and second Irish exams , I have been talking to a member of the law society about what level there are set at …. She told me it was ordinary level for the first exam . But not so sure about the second exam …. What level is it set at ..???? Is it hard to pass …. ??? What grade is a pass……

19-06-2007 5:33pm

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Shane80

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Hi ,

I was wondering about the first and second Irish exams , I have been talking to a member of the law society about what level there are set at …. She told me it was ordinary level for the first exam . But not so sure about the second exam …. What level is it set at ..???? Is it hard to pass …. ??? What grade is a pass… ??? . Thanks

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#2 20-06-2007 11:19am

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in the same boat Shane...posted here a few weeks back asking for some infor and no-one relpied!! Sitting the exam next week and just curious as to the level of Irish they a re looking for. Anybody out there who can shed some light??

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#3 20-06-2007 12:10pm

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piece of piss, both of them...from what i gather. you need a bit of irish, but sod all more than the thick end of frig all...

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#4 20-06-2007 1:39pm

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the exams are not a "piece of piss" as many people are saying but certainly not hard. i would recommend going through some verb sheets or look through any notes or books you might have leftover from school. i got one grind about a week before hand where the guy went through the past papers and we chatted for a bit in irish, did the trick. about 3/4 days study and you will be sorted

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#5 20-06-2007 2:05pm

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#6 20-06-2007 6:13pm

Shane80

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ladylorenzo wrote:

in the same boat Shane...posted here a few weeks back asking for some infor and no-one relpied!! Sitting the exam next week and just curious as to the level of Irish they a re looking for. Anybody out there who can shed some light??

Oh , best of luck in your examination . I’m certain you’ll do well anyway .

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