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Irish classes for adults?

alroley · 2013-10-05 00:46:02

Can anyone recommend one? Looking to maybe apply for post grad in primary teaching and would really need to get a higher standard of Irish.

05-10-2013 12:46am

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alroley

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Can anyone recommend one? Looking to maybe apply for post grad in primary teaching and would really need to get a higher standard of Irish.

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#2 10-10-2013 7:14pm

GoOnYouDirt

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Havn't seen anywhere doing classes to be honest.... Theres lots available to you online free! I'm a fluent Irish speaker, and I would imagine if you ready up on certain things online, even the skoool.ie website they have Junior and Leaving cert notes etc, combine that with watching at least 1 show a night in TG4 and you could learn a suprising amount!

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#3 10-10-2013 7:22pm

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Limerick College of further education has evening classes in irish, its a beginners course so don't know if it would be the level you're looking for

http://www.lcfe.ie/EVENING-PROGRAMMES/Language-Courses.aspx

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