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Irish in An Spideal

muldoocs · 2010-09-01 11:18:33

Hi I've just moved to Spiddal and would love to learn (relearn Irish). Is anyone else interested? I had ok spoken irish when at school but havent really done much since (nearly 20 years..) I cant find any lessons but thought if there was a few people interested it might be easier to find a teacher. I know there used to be…

01-09-2010 11:18am

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muldoocs

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Hi I've just moved to Spiddal and would love to learn (relearn Irish). Is anyone else interested? I had ok spoken irish when at school but havent really done much since (nearly 20 years..) I cant find any lessons but thought if there was a few people interested it might be easier to find a teacher. I know there used to be classes in An Cruscian L'an and thought it would be nice to get that going again.

I wonder would it make sense to put this thread in Galway city too? Or is that possible?

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#2 01-09-2010 11:20am

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There is already a thread in city that you posted in. That will suffice.

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#3 01-09-2010 11:24am

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No problem - I was just wondering if it is possible for one thread to exist in under both headings rather than two seperate threads. obviously not.

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#4 01-09-2010 11:36am

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No, posting a thread in several forums is considered spamming.

Btw, go in to Hughes, they'll speak Irish to you in there. Might be a few flyers up in the shops too.
Practice in this forum too.

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#5 01-09-2010 11:51am

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Cheers! - will try those. Just trying to pluck up the courage. Everytime I open my mouth I get scared and english comes out

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#6 02-09-2010 9:46am

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biko wrote: »

No, posting a thread in several forums is considered spamming.

Btw, go in to Hughes, they'll speak Irish to you in there. Might be a few flyers up in the shops too.
Practice in this forum too.

Good call on Hughes.

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#7 03-09-2010 12:04pm

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I knew someone who did this a few years ago and I finally asked them where. They said that the classes were very informal and were in this pub . Ring them and ask about it.

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#8 03-09-2010 1:44pm

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Cheers Sponge Bob I'll give that a try!

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#9 03-09-2010 8:54pm

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check out the 'seanscoile' in inverin. i think they have classes.

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