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Thinking of learning Irish again...

AARRRGH · 2008-01-25 22:48:30

...so can anyone recommend a teacher or class to attend? I'm in Dublin City Centre. I'd be Leaving Cert pass Irish level, although I could have done the honours paper, but just couldn't have been arsed at the time. Thanks.

25-01-2008 10:48pm

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AARRRGH

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...so can anyone recommend a teacher or class to attend?

I'm in Dublin City Centre.

I'd be Leaving Cert pass Irish level, although I could have done the honours paper, but just couldn't have been arsed at the time.

Thanks.

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#2 25-01-2008 10:52pm

r3nu4l

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Can't recommend anything myself but just wanted to say, nice one!
Fear mhaith...or whatever is actually correct

Since moving to England and widening my circle of friends to include, French, Germa, Greek, Swiss and Swedish I've realised how important national language is to national identity and am trying hard to improve my Irish.

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#3 26-01-2008 6:25am

dranoel

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Gaelchultúr run courses in Temple Bar.

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#4 26-01-2008 4:22pm

Múinteoir

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Gael-Linn and Conradh na Gaeilge both run Irish classes in Dublin city too. And don't forget to visit Teach na nGealt for some informal online chat. All levels of fluencies welcome, as long as you make the effort.

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#5 03-02-2008 3:09pm

Seán MacSuibhne

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Theres a conversation group On Friday lunch times in Connly Books in Temple bar see: http://ionad.org also on Monday evenings in An Club 6 Harcourt st Dublin 2 at 20:30 see: http://anclub.ie There are loads of things on here!

Subscribe to eolas-IBI mailing list and get information on whats on in Dublin in the Irish Language.
http://ionad.org/subscribe.htm The archives are available at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eolas-ibi/messages/ and you will see information on other conversation classes there. (Every second tuesday in the Alliance Francaise and every wednesday in Fairvier)

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