GAEILGE

Have you always wanted to learn

IRISH?

Well, now you can!

Check out these sites for books, teachers, organizations

and online courses and lists that can help you learn.

http://www.monmouth.com/~daltai/

This is a super site with lots of good phrases and a pronunciation key.
 It also lists locations for lessons. Immersion weekends are listed too. 

This is a favourite of ours!

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Lucht Foghlamtha na Gaeilge

This is an online listserv which is very supportive

of beginners and advanced students.

It has daily postings from members and a very patient listowner!

Lucht Foghlamtha na Gaeilge<gaeilge-b@LISTSERV.HEANET.IE>

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Fios Feasa

http://www.fiosfeasa.com/

This site has a pronunciation key as well, and lots of technical linguistic and

historical information about the language.

Also has some CDs for sale.

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I don't think any of the following sites have sound 
but they are included here because they may have useful links.

Focal an Lae

http://www.lincolnu.edu/~focal/

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Gaelic Languages Info

http://www.ceantar.org/

This is a resource page and has lots of links on it.

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The Irish People: Learning Irish

http://www.inac.org/IrishPeople/gaelic/

No sound, but many lessons with a phonetic spelling included. 
Fairly easy to follow for studying alone. Now if only it had sound.....

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For a great set of books and tapes for learning on your own

you might want to try

BUNTUS CAINTE

You can order books through

The Rose of Sharon on Washington St. in East Stroudsburg, PA or directly from this site

or call us at 570-424-9407.

thank you!

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