Pronunciation (or not) of f in verb endings

EveryoneKnowsNobodyCares

What's the rule for pronouncing the f in -f(a)idh, -f(e)ar, -f(a)inn, -f(e)á, -f(e)adh, -f(e)aimís, -f(e)aidís, -f(a)í, etc in the various future and conditional verb endings? I believe it's not pronounced at all and that there are exceptions.

An gal gréine

In Ulster and Connacht the tendency is to keep that 'f' quiet, whereas in Munster they're quite fond of pronouncing it.

The only rule is that you insert it in the written form (with a few exceptions like 'rachaidh mé -I will go)

deirdremf

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058281859/pronunciation-or-not-of-f-in-verb-endings

For me the only exceptions are the briathar saor - déanFar in the future, and dhéanFaí in modh coinníollach.

Other people might pronounce the F in other places, but it sounds really strange, like a learner's mistake. And there are places where it isn't pronounced even in the briathar saor.

EveryoneKnowsNobodyCares

Late coming back here. Míle buíochas a chairde!