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Worztron · 15-11-2020, 07:50

Hi.

The great website, www.focloir.ie, has a Word of the Day section if anyone would be interested.

e.g. Today's word is 'international - idirnáisiúnta'.

A word from the other day was 'Hinduism - Hiondúchas'.

Cheers.

Tpcl20 · 22-12-2020, 15:02

A fella on Instagram does that as well, I think he's class. The page is nagaeilabuzz

Today's is Thar Sáile - overseas

**Insect Overlord** · 22-12-2020, 15:20

There was a young lad in this forum years back who set up his own Irish discussion board. He got me to help him with it for the year it lasted. He used to be great for putting up daily stuff like that. Think he did a "On This Day In History" type daily update as well.

Tpcl20 · 22-12-2020, 15:29

I find pages like that very useful to spreag a bit of teanga when I'm not actively using Gaeilge in my day to day!

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Worztron Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 7,034 Adverts \| Friends	WOTD feature on focloir.ie Hi. The great website, www.focloir.ie, has a Word of the Day section if anyone would be interested. e.g. Today's word is 'international - idirnáisiúnta'. A word from the other day was 'Hinduism - Hiondúchas'. Cheers.

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22-12-2020, 15:02	#2
Tpcl20 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2020 Posts: 241 Adverts \| Friends	A fella on Instagram does that as well, I think he's class. The page is nagaeilabuzz Today's is Thar Sáile - overseas

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Insect Overlord Moderator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 26,567 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Gaeilge (Irish), Teach na nGealt, ZTest	There was a young lad in this forum years back who set up his own Irish discussion board. He got me to help him with it for the year it lasted. He used to be great for putting up daily stuff like that. Think he did a "On This Day In History" type daily update as well.

22-12-2020, 15:29	#4
Tpcl20 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2020 Posts: 241 Adverts \| Friends	I find pages like that very useful to spreag a bit of teanga when I'm not actively using Gaeilge in my day to day!