Collins Pocket Irish Dictionary

(based on 3 reviews) Format: Paperback Direction: Irish-English and English-Irish Pronunciation of words: Not provided Seriousness: Solid reference List price: US$ 8.00 Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Year: 1997 ISBN: 0-00-470765-6 Incorrect or missing information? Let us know.

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Dictionary Overview

This dictionary has been replaced by the newer Collins Express Irish Dictionary.

Nicely accessible dictionary, with the head words in colour. Over 600 pages, with sections on common verbs and guide to pronunciation.

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Collins Pocket Dictionary
springpaws, Michigan. 23 Oct 2006.

Good resource for the beginner, and a convenient, truly pocket-sized reference to carry along. Very small print.

Nice, basic dictionary
Redwolf, California, USA. 5 Sep 2006.

This is a good, basic dictionary. It's nice for a beginner, or as a quick resource/travel dictionary for just about anybody. I bought my copy to replace my highly unsatisfactory Oxford Irish Dictionary, and I still use it quite a bit, even though I have FGB and De Bhaldraithe.

Collins Pocket Dictionary
Valerie, Co. Dhoire. 4 Sep 2006.

I bought this after it was published and have found it excellent for my needs. Up to date and produced by the best in the University of Ulster. Good little Grammar section in the middle along with placemanes - very handy. I would use this along with Ó Donaill and prefer it to all others.

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