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30 Oct 13 - 06:50 PM (#3571529) Subject: Irish Language - some online resources From: MartinRyan Given the frequency with which queries involving the Irish language turn up on Mudcat, a new site which pulls together some useful online resources may be of interest: Click here Regards |
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30 Oct 13 - 07:17 PM (#3571537) Subject: RE: Irish Language - some online resources From: Catamariner Beir buíochas uaim! |
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31 Oct 13 - 06:55 AM (#3571642) Subject: RE: Irish Language - some online resources From: MartinRyan Fáilte romhat. |
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31 Oct 13 - 09:47 AM (#3571683) Subject: RE: Irish Language - some online resources From: GUEST,Dáithí GRMA arís a chara |
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31 Oct 13 - 11:23 AM (#3571702) Subject: RE: Irish Language - some online resources From: GUEST,JimmyC There are a lot of other publications available as well. Here are just a few 1 - Buntus Cainte 1 -2 and 3 2 - Adh mor ort 3 - Learner;s english-irish dictionary by O Siochfhradha 4 - Bunchomhra Gaeilige ( Basic Conversational Irish) Sorry I can't put in the fadas etc. Most of these are available from Culturlan in Belfast. It's on the Falls road, I can't remember the number. |
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31 Oct 13 - 11:33 AM (#3571703) Subject: RE: Irish Language - some online resources From: MartinRyan Thanks, JimmyC. As you say, there are lots of resources available to learners of Irish. I posted the link to this new project as a quick, online reference source with dictionaries, pronunciation and basic grammar. Beir bua. |
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31 Oct 13 - 08:51 PM (#3571860) Subject: RE: Irish Language - some online resources From: GUEST Some more: Dineen's dictionary (in modern type face). http://www.ucc.ie/celt/Dinneen1.pdf An electronic dictionary of the Irish language. http://edil.qub.ac.uk/dictionary/search.php Various things from Ciarán Ó Duibhín with an emphasis on Ulster. http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/~oduibhin/ |