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Free Irish classes anywhere in Dublin?

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  • 05-10-2010 3:45pm
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    alan85
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    Hi, excuse my use of English.

    I'm looking for free Irish classes. I want to get more proficient in it. I'm not able to afford the classes I've seen advertised. Is there somewhere in Dublin that I'd get free classes?

    Go 'aibh maith agat!


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    deise go deo
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    alan85 wrote: »
    Hi, excuse my use of English.

    I'm looking for free Irish classes. I want to get more proficient in it. I'm not able to afford the classes I've seen advertised. Is there somewhere in Dublin that I'd get free classes?

    Go 'aibh maith agat!

    Free classes Im not so sure about, A student on an Irish course in UNI might give you cheap grinds, I think the best bet for you(thats free) would be a Ciorcal Comhrá(conversation group) There should be a few around Dublin, they can really help with your spoken Irish,

    Naisc


    Get in touch with Conradh na gaeilge aswell, They should be able to help you out.

    Go n-eirí leat:)


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    I dont know
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    Up North, most of the GAA clubs run free language classes. Ours are all starting soon. It might be worth checking with the Dublin County Board or your local club to see if they do similar classes.


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    dlofnep
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    Pop into Conradh na Gaeilge. They'll put you in the right direction. I'd recommend that you go along with a conversational group as well a taking classes if you really want to learn spoken Irish.


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    deise go deo
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    Thats them.

    Conradh na Gaeilge
    Address: 6 Harcourt Street
    Dublin 2
    Tel: (01) 475 7401
    Fax:01 4757844
    Email: eolas@cnag.ie
    Website:www.cnag.ie


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    Gael
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    I think some of the Dublin public libraries provide free Irish classes. Phone/email them to confirm.


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    craoltoir
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    Féach anseo:

    http://www.ionad.org/iomha/2010_03_ibinl/ibi1.jpg


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    arse..biscuits
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    DIT run free classes for staff and students. Anyone can pop along as far as I can see.


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    alan85
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    DIT run free classes for staff and students. Anyone can pop along as far as I can see.
    Do you know times and location? My bro is in DIT and I could pass for him! lol...

    Go 'aibh maith agaibh as an t-eolas!


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    seriouslysweet
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    Free Irish and other subjects here and then paying classes too.

    http://www.examvillage.com/home


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    arse..biscuits
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    Complete Beginners Kevin St. Wednesday 1 - 2pm
    Bunrang Aungier St. Thursday 1-2p.m
    Bunrang Bolton St.Thursday 1 - 2p.m
    Bunrang Mountjoy Sq. Wednesday 1 - 2p.m
    Ardrang Aungier St. Wednesday 5.30 - 7pm


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