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Junior Cert Irish course

sarahbrite · 2010-07-13 17:54:18

Hi there. Just wondering what your opinions are on the best revision book for the Irish Junior Cert course. I'm starting the H Dip in Sept and want a fast track tune-in with the course material... and also to brush up on my own knowledge of the language too! Regards S

13-07-2010 5:54pm

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sarahbrite

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Hi there.
Just wondering what your opinions are on the best revision book for the Irish Junior Cert course. I'm starting the H Dip in Sept and want a fast track tune-in with the course material... and also to brush up on my own knowledge of the language too!

Regards
S

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#2 13-07-2010 7:19pm

Chuchoter

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Wouldn't have got through the JC without revisewise.

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#3 13-07-2010 9:16pm

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+1 to revisewise too it was my bible when I sat the jc irish exam.

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#4 13-07-2010 9:18pm

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I also liked revisewise.

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