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Beginner Irish Conversation Group (Co Dublin)

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    #32
    Poll Dubh
    Registered Users Posts: 1,145 ✭✭✭Poll Dubh


    Laoch Fiach wrote: »
    ba mhaith liom níos mó gaeilge a fhoghlaim, tá mé ag freastal ar scoil fós ach ba mhaith liom mo gailge a úsáid freisin, cén topic a rachaidh mé má tá uaim é seo a dhéanamh?

    Níl mé cinnte cad atá i gceist agat ach oiread. Mholfainn duit páirt a ghlacadh i dTeach na nGealt chun do Ghaeilge a fhorbairt.


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    #33
    Laoch Fiach
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8 ✭Laoch Fiach


    tá brón orm rinn mé dearmad ar na focail "go dtí"

    ba mhaith liom níos mó gaeilge a fhoghlaim, tá mé ag freastal ar scoil fós ach ba mhaith liom mo gailge a úsáid freisin, cén topic a rachaidh mé go dtí má tá uaim é seo a dhéanamh?

    go raibh maith agat do an freagra "teach na nGaelt"


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    #34
    dlofnep
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    Could we get the OP updated to include all conversational groups in every county? Would be a useful resource.


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    #35
    Hurricane_
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    Just found this thread would love to learn to speak Irish again, didn’t make a very good attempt the first time, would love to make up for it!! can anyone recommend any adult courses in or around Tallaght, Saggart area?


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    #36
    N00dle
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭N00dle


    Hi ,
    I am also interested in conversation groups in the south dublin area if anyone can recommend one. Thanks


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    #37
    arse..biscuits
    Registered Users Posts: 1,878 ✭✭✭arse..biscuits


    Try your local library


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    #38
    evie08
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭evie08


    N00dle wrote: »
    Hi ,
    I am also interested in conversation groups in the south dublin area if anyone can recommend one. Thanks
    hi there..just wondering if you had any luck with finding a group. I would be very interested if it was available


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    #39
    True2ero
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭True2ero


    Anyone know of any beginners irish classes in south dublin or the city center?? any responses are appritiated!


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    #40
    evie08
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭evie08


    dlofnep wrote: »
    Could we get the OP updated to include all conversational groups in every county? Would be a useful resource.


    Sorry if its an obvious answer...but what does OP stand for??


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    #41
    arse..biscuits
    Registered Users Posts: 1,878 ✭✭✭arse..biscuits


    evie08 wrote: »
    Sorry if its an obvious answer...but what does OP stand for??

    I think its the person who started the thread
    Opening Poster???


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    #42
    9wetfckx43j5rg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 483 ✭✭9wetfckx43j5rg


    Does anyone know if the Swords group mentioned by the orignal poster is still going? You have no idea how much it would help me as I'm in 6th year and coming up to the oral soon!


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    #43
    kennethbolger
    Registered Users Posts: 11 ✭kennethbolger


    dia dhuit laids

    taim ar thoir rangana no ciorcal comhra tri gaeilge i gceantar cluan tarbh no i lar na cathrach. ach ni mor diobh beith sna trathnonna. an bhfuil aon clu ag duine.
    cheers cain


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    #44
    ronano
    Registered Users Posts: 3,134 ✭✭✭ronano


    there is an irish conversation group in the ilac libray in Dublin,it's on saturdays at 11:30,i meant to go last saturday but slipped my mind. I will find out what level it is at and report back


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    #45
    craoltoir
    Registered Users Posts: 780 ✭✭✭craoltoir


    Tá eolas faoi ranganna gaeilge ar fáil ag suiomh Chonradh na Gaeilge. www.cnag.ie
    The three main dialects of Gaeilge are Ulster, Connacht and Munster.
    Irish language conversations may be available in your local library or through your local VEC.

    Comhrá gaeilge ag tosnú sa leabharlann i Sráid an Phiarsaigh. New coversation group starting in Pearse Street Library:
    Beidh an cruinniú seo ag tosnú ar an Luain 8ú lá de Mheitheam.
    Má ta suim agart páirt a ghlacadh leis an imeacht seo, bígí linn an dara luain de gach mí comhrá Gaeilge a chleachtadh agus an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn.


    Le buíochas



    ENGLISH

    Dear Sir or Madam



    The exchange will begin next Mon 8thJune
    If you are interested in taking part, join us the second Monday of each month to practice and improve your spoken Irish.


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    #46
    ronano
    Registered Users Posts: 3,134 ✭✭✭ronano


    anyone know of any in the city centre atm for free or reasonably cheap?


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    #47
    craoltoir
    Registered Users Posts: 780 ✭✭✭craoltoir


    All language exchanges in Dublin City Libraries are free.

    http://www.dublincity.ie/RecreationandCulture/libraries/Library%20Services/learning_with_your_library/Pages/conversation_exchange.aspx

    Also see www.ionad.org - ciorcal comhrá on Fridays in Essex Street at lunchtime.

    If you are specifically looking for classes, The People's College in Parnell Square have beginner's and more advanced classes available. 10 classes for €50.
    http://www.peoplescollege.ie/courses.html#irishbeg


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    #48
    ronano
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    thank you sir


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    #49
    The Minstrel
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    Looking for classes, conversation group or one-to-one tuition for Irish in or around the city centre. My Irish is very poor but would hope to get back to a half-decent standard after a few lessons.


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    #50
    craoltoir
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    You could contact Conradh na Gaeilge in Harcourt Street at 4757401 (www.cnag.ie). They do classes although I don't know if they would do one-to-one tuition .They would have contact details for teachers.


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    #51
    Qwerty27
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    Does anyone know of any courses or conversation groups on the southside of Dublin? Looks like I missed the start of the Peoples course on Parnell Square so any help appreciated


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    #52
    craoltoir
    Registered Users Posts: 780 ✭✭✭craoltoir


    Check www.cnag.ie (4757401) or www.ionad.org

    Club an chonradh is open every evening at 6 Harcourt Street from 8pm.
    Early opening this evening from 6pm www.anclub.ie

    Language exhanges in south Dublin libraries: http://www.dlrcoco.ie/library/news.htm
    and Dublin City Libraries here:
    http://www.dublincity.ie/RecreationandCulture/libraries/Library%20Services/learning_with_your_library/Pages/conversation_exchange.aspx


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    #53
    UpTheBarrs
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭UpTheBarrs


    Ionad Buail Isteach http://ionad.org
    Informal Conversation group Every Friday at lunch time. Free tea and coffee

    An Club     http://anclub.ie

    The Conradh Club ( An Club ) 8PM till closing time
    Friday open early on at 6 PM every week
    This Friday and every last Friday of the month there is a Breton night on from 8:30 till late. BREIZHEIRE.COM
    This Saturday there is live music from about 9:30 on
    This Sunday and every last Sunday there is Bridge (beiriste) at 20:00 (Sharp!)
    Monday Conversation Group 9PM
    Tuesday 9PM Students Night. Reduced prices for students Live Music.
    Wednesday Beginers night

    ;)


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    #54
    deise go deo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,677 ✭✭✭deise go deo


    There is an Irish conversation group in Waterford city.They meet in the Gingerman bar at 9.30 until closing time on thursday evening.Everyone with an interest in speaking Irish is welcome, beginer's and fluent speakers.


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    #55
    Tk6151
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    the phrase "Regret nothing in life." this is what I had "Oth aon rud sa saol." but iwas told it's incorrect. Would any of you Irish speakers help me out?


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    #56
    craoltoir
    Registered Users Posts: 780 ✭✭✭craoltoir


    Ná bíodh aiféala ort faoi rud ar bith sa saol.


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    #57
    Malice
    Registered Users Posts: 15,065 ✭✭✭✭Malice


    craoltoir wrote: »
    Ná bíodh aiféala ort faoi rud ar bith sa saol.
    This translates (roughly) as "That you will not have regrets over anything in life" which is a bit wordy in my opinion.

    As I wrote on the other thread, I would simplify it to "Gan aiféala sa saol".


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    #58
    N.A.OR
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    JohnnySideburns wrote: »
    IRISH: A beginners’ Irish conversation group will meet in Coolock Library, Barryscourt Road, every Tuesday until the end of August. New members are very welcome. If you would like to join, come along on Tuesday from 11am to 12.30pm. For further information, phone 8477781.

    IRISH: An Irish language conversation group has started up in Swords. The group meets every Tuesday at 8pm in the Carnegie Court Hotel. Whether you are a fluent Irish speaker or have just the 'Cupla Focal', this is a friendly and stress-free way of speaking the Irish language, in a social setting. All are welcome to come along. For further information, contact Dympna at 087-0566377.
    does this Swords group still go ahead? anyone in the group able to help with one to one preparation for an oral very soon wb asap if so please.


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    #59
    N.A.OR
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    Hi there!
    Lámh Láidir - joe steve O Neachtain
    Aistriu -Shiobhan O Shuilleabhan

    An bhfuil aon duine na leabhair seo a léamh? Tá fadhbanna agam leis an míniú.
    An féidir le duine éigin a mhíniú dom na scéalta le do thoil.

    Dhíth orm achoimre ar an dá leabhar. Tá scrudú agam maidin amarach!

    Go raibh míle maith agat


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