Learn Irish Gaelic

Hey you! You’ve hopefully already heard about the Irish language (Irish Gaelic). It’s a beautiful language, and encapsulates Ireland’s real culture spanning several thousand years.

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Learn Irish

Bitesize Irish Gaelic is a full online Irish Gaelic language program.

  • Make a real connection with your Irish heritage
  • Learn to interact with others
  • No waiting for software in the mail

Visit Bitesize Irish Gaelic to learn Irish online.

 

Pronounce Irish Gaelic Cheat Sheets

Gaelic pronunciation

Pronunciation Cheat Sheets for Irish Gaelic let you pronounce written Gaelic.

  • Pronounce Irish Gaelic words you’ve never before seen
  • Learn how to pronounce á, ó, ú, í, é in Irish
  • 4-Step Illustrated Method, plus cheat sheets, plus worksheets

Crack Irish language pronunciation with the Pronunciation Cheat Sheets.

 

Irish Gaelic Software Program

Learn Gaelic with TeachMe! Irish GaelicTeachMe! Irish Gaelic is a software package for Microsoft Windows.

  • Comes with learning software, audio CD and booklet of stories
  • Get to grips with the fundamental grammar concepts, and vocabulary
  • 10 days international delivery

Order TeachMe! Irish Gaelic.

More software available for Scots Gaelic, Welsh, Cornish and Breton.

58 comments

  1. Ty says:

    I want to learn Gaelic for a girl
    Lynn of the lake makes me heart twirl
    But oh me, she sees not
    That I’m a smitten sot
    So IRISH! Help me banner unfurl!

    Ok, so I decided to learn Gaelic for more than a girl. It sounds beautiful just like that very real girl I wish would notice me, but I’m also planning on using it for literary work as well (a novel). The Celtic culture has always intrigued me so I hope the TeachMe series will be a good resource for my work.

  2. Jackie says:

    is there a trail versiono of this software online? it sounds really great, but i like trying trials before i buy the full software.

  3. Eoin says:

    @Jackie, I know this would be a great option, but we just don’t have one available.

  4. Isaac Anderson says:

    Does this product really work? I and my wife would love to learn how to speak this language together.

  5. Eoin says:

    @Isaac We no longer sell the product, unfortunately. If you would like to try out learning online rather than through software, try our http://www.bitesizeirishgaelic.com
    Edit: we sell the software once again.

  6. matt says:

    hey this is to anyone who might be able to help me. I have always dream’t of visiting ireland but it is rather hard to get the necesary documentation that is required. If anybody can help me i would be most grateful. You can email me if you like. My email address is haislip_m@yahoo.com.

  7. Michelle says:

    Just wanted to let everyone know about Spraoi Ville, an online interactive world for kids to learn Irish that will be launced in three weeks time!
    There is a school, theme park, clothes shop, food shop and farm in the world of Spraoi Ville.
    EVERYTHING is in Irish with voice overs so that children learn exactly how to pronounce the words!
    The kids have to go to the school to learn Irish, Maths, Geography and Science all through Irish so that they can earn coins to spend on rides in the theme park, new clothes for their avator, or on food!
    Children will be learning and becoming fluent in the language without even realising it! It will be like sending your kids to live in the Gaeltacht in Ireland when they log on to Spraoi Ville.
    Spraoi Ville is similar to Club Penguin and Savvy Bear in regards to it being subsciption based, but with certain parts of the world being free to go into!
    If you have any questions you can contact me at spraoiville@yahoo.ie

  8. Nela says:

    I’d love to learn Gaelic because I listen to capercaillie and I love how the words sound but what age group is this meant for?

  9. Eoin says:

    Nela, it’s expected that teenagers or adults use the software, but we don’t get more specific that that.

  10. Shella says:

    I’ve always wanted to learn irish language. and maybe purchasing this CD is my first step