Fáilte chuig téarma eile – welcome to the beginning of another year of Irish classes! In fact, this is our 15th year of Irish courses, and our 5th year delivering live, online instruction! It’s exciting to begin another academic year, and to keep growing this online community of Irish learners.
If you’re planning to join us in September, there’s certainly plenty of daily courses, weekly comhrá sessions and language workshops to choose from! Not only that, but all of our students have free access to these weekly conversation and workshops. Tá súil againn go mbeidh tú linn – we hope you can join us online soon!
Our new term begins on Wednesday, September 6th! We’re excited to be offering our widest range of Irish courses yet, from A0 Introductory to B1/B2 Upper Intermediate. We’re also introducing 3 brand new courses: Siúl Siar (profiling Irish, American and World History), An Cailín Ciúin (oral language practice, using role play from the Oscar-nominated film) and Gramadach (focusing on 7 Irish prepositions).
If you cannot attend our courses, remember that you can still watch the recordings (enter discount code ‘VideoOnly‘ when registering). Our teachers are facilitating 2 free Comhrá sessions each week, and we also have our community workshops to help support learning outside of class time. To learn more about courses, drop us a line, or come along to our Free Workshop on Sunday – beidh fáilte romhat!
Join Santiago Rial for a whistle-stop tour through the origins, characteristics and story of ‘An Ghaeilge’! We will begin with the first proto-Gaelic speakers, to the development of Old and Middle Irish in the Middle Ages, to its zenith, decline and rebirth. This is just the presentation we need as our new term of daily Irish courses begins in earnest! A recording will be available afterwards via our Cartlann/Archive.
Santiago Rial is an Argentinian-born independent researcher of Irish history, mythology, heritage and language. Based in beautiful Sliabh na Caillí (Loughcrew, Co. Meath), he works to facilitate ease of access to historical facts and a better understanding of how Ireland became who she is now.
Dáta: Saturday, September 9th, via Zoom. 11 – 12:20pm PT (Los Angeles) / 2 – 3:20pm ET (New York) / 7 – 8:20pm (Dublin).
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