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Ciorcal Comhrá

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  • 20-09-2010 12:40am
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    deise go deo
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    I have been in a few different Ciorcal Comhrá's and find them to be very helpfull when learning Irish.

    I would imagin that there are a good few of them around in different places.

    It would be handy for people if the info about them was put together in one place imo.

    Waterford:

    City- In the Gingerman bar on Thursday evenings. Starts at 9:30pm.

    An Rinn- In Murphys pub in Helvic Head. Tuesdays at 7:30pm

    Clonmel:

    In the Common Thread Cafe on Saturday evenings at 7:30pm

    Limerick:

    UL- Javas(on campus) at 7pm on Wednesdays.



    Dose anyone know about any more?


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    daphil
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    Corcaigh

    Gach (da)ra Luan Ostán Clarion
    GAEILGEOIRÍ Cois Laoi
    Gach eolas breise ó Eilis Uí Bhriain (087) 1235203.


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    Tenente
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    An Cabhán.

    Glór Bhréifne.

    Gach oíche Chéadaoine ar a 8.00pm san Óstán Fearnáin, An Cabhán. Ag toiseacht Dé Céadaoin 6ú Deireadh Fómhair. Fáilte roimh dhaoine atá líofa nó ar bheagán Gaeilge.

    Irish conversation group for adults, Wednesday nights at 8.00pm in the Farnham Arms Hotel, Cavan. Commencing Wednesday 6th October. Those fluent and not so fluent in Irish welcome.


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    Knit wit
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    An longfoirt sa leabharlann ar 7.30 gach cheadaoin.


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    pog it
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    Cora Droim ar Rúisc- sa 'Bush' Hotel

    Chuile Dé Déardaoin ag an h8 a chlog


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    Guevara78
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    Ciorcal Comhra in Limerick twice monthly first Thursday and third Thursday of the month in the Curraghgower pub (near the Treaty stone) 8.30 pm organised by Gaeil Luimni. Next night is the 23rd October at 8.30 p.m. more info re other regular events through Irish at www.gaeilluimni.ie.


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    all of the lights
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    does anyone no of any in Kildare?? or will i have to travell to dublin?


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    deise go deo
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    all of the lights wrote: »
    does anyone no of any in Kildare?? or will i have to travell to dublin?

    There is a Craobh of Conradh na Gaeilge in Kildare called Craobh Rith, They should know where the nearest one is.

    https://cnag.ie/index.php?page=branch&action=view&branch_id=187

    If there isnt one near by at the moment, why not start one?


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    all of the lights
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    deise go deo wrote: »
    all of the lights wrote: »
    does anyone no of any in Kildare?? or will i have to travell to dublin?

    There is a Craobh of Conradh na Gaeilge in Kildare called Craobh Rith, They should know where the nearest one is.

    https://cnag.ie/index.php?page=branch&action=view&branch_id=187

    If there isnt one near by at the moment, why not start one?
    Hey thanks for that info! I would start one but my irish is rough to say the least ! I've heard this is a great way to improve it!


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    deise go deo
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    all of the lights wrote: »
    Hey thanks for that info! I would start one but my irish is rough to say the least ! I've heard this is a great way to improve it!

    Thats as good a reason to start a Ciorcal Comhrá as any I can think of.

    They are a great way to improve your Irish, its how I learnt most of my Irish.


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