Use your mind's natural rhythm to learn a language with Rhythms Easy Irish from EuroTalk. …

In Amón-Rá eachtraítear scéal óigfhear ar mian leis a bheith ina laoch mór Rúiseach. Téann sé ina dhalta ar scoil Eitlíochta agus ní fada go dtoghtar é lena bheith ina eitleoir i mbun misin bhaolaigh chontúirtigh - mar atá, eitlilt go taobh thall na Gealaí. Ach téann a mhisean i dtreo neamhghnách agus tagann sé chun buaice áiféisí suaithní.

A book that met with stern opposition from both the publishing industry and the Gaelgeoiri they were afraid of offending when the manuscript was first circulated in 1999, this collection of Irish translations of English slang is sure to inform, amuse and occasionally shock its readers. As the author wrote in the preface, 'There is no such things as bad language…Slang is raw speech and it comes from the essence of what makes us who we are…

The Hail Mary is the essential element of the Rosary, a prayer method in use especially among Latin Rite (Western) Catholics. The Eastern Catholic Churches say a similar version of the Hail Mary. …

Turas Teanga is an intermediate level multimedia language course for those who have already learned Irish in the past and who still understand some of the language. It aims to give people the confidence to speak the language and to help them understand Irish speakers from various parts of the country. The emphasis is on listening and speaking, but learners are also given opportunities to develop their reading and writing skills. The course consists of a book, three audio CDs which are closely linked to the book, twenty television programmes, a radio series and a website. Two DVDs, containing all the programmes in the television series, have been available from March 2004.

Buntús Cainte (English: Basic Speaking) was a programme aimed at teaching the Irish language that was broadcast on Raidió Teilifís ireann in Ireland, beginning in 1967. The show was designed to appeal to young viewers, and was (unusually for RT's educational output) lively and humorous. The programme was presented by Máire O’Neill and Aileen Geoghegan. By November 1967, 218,000 copies of the Buntús Cainte lessons booklet had been sold.

This course in spoken and written Irish for beginners is based on the functional objectives of the Council of Europe. It uses everyday situations for dialogues and exercises which put the emphasis on practical use of the language. A mix of cultural aspects are used as a vehicle for learning.

Speaking Irish is a unique opportunity to sharpen your listening and conversational skills in the company of speakers from all corners of Ireland. Filmed on location throughout Ireland. The companion book provides a transcript of all the interviews, plus extensive exercises and notes on vocabulary, grammar, regional variations, and more.

Old series Teach Yourself book, teaches Munster dialect.
Audio is integrated in the book - its working with Adobe Acrobat Reader.