Capachino, expresso & latte as gaeilge

Karconhee

Anyone know the irish fo Cappachino, expresso & latte - googling getting mixed results :-/
Grma

hullaballoo

You're probably getting wrong results because you've misspelt the words you're looking to translate. It's Cappuccino, espresso and latte.

Unsurprisingly, these were not common drinks around the time that Irish was the main spoken language here so there won't be any native terms. In fact, native speakers would simply refer to them by their Italian names, the same way English speakers do.

However, if you're looking to translate a description, caife le bainne describes both Cappuccino and latte and espresso could be caife brúite or something.

The name for a Cappuccino seems to come from the capuchin monastic order, either because of the hoods they wore or their haircut (white bald pate surrounded by a ring of brown hair.)

Poll Dubh

Foras na Gaeilge have the same terms in Irish and English for cappuccino and espresso in its handbook of food and drinks terms.

Gumbi

They're Italian words and terms for Italian food, no need for there to be corresponding terms in Irish.