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Irish childrens books.

Prolatarian · 2009-08-04 19:33:21

Can anyone suggest some names of some childrens books in irish.im trying to learn and this seemed like a good place to start

04-08-2009 7:33pm

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Prolatarian

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Can anyone suggest some names of some childrens books in irish.im trying to learn and this seemed like a good place to start

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#2 11-08-2009 3:13pm

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If you're in Dublin go into Hodges Figgis, they have a good selection that you could browse at your leisure to see which suits your level.

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#3 13-08-2009 10:56am

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Conradh Na Gaeilge shop at the bottom of Harcourt Street has a great selection.
Or you could always try the likes of Easons and check the school books.

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