Join us for Seachtain na Gaeilge!

Fáilte chuig Seachtain na Gaeilge – Welcome to March, and to the annual celebration of all things Irish language-related! Today also marks the beginning of Irish-American Heritage Month (and indeed, the final day of our Early Bird rate for upcoming Irish courses!).

Yes, new 7-week online courses begin next week – you’ll find classes for all levels, every day of the week, with both live and recorded options available. We have a Free Workshop this Sunday, open to beginners and advanced learners. See below for all the news, and join us in March – bí páirteach linn i rith Seachtain na Gaeilge!

New Courses Begin March 6th!

We’re celebrating Seachtain na Gaeilge in style, with a wide range of 7-week courses beginning Mon, Mar 6th! Classes are available each day of the week: upcoming offerings include Ceacht & Comhrá and Gaeilge sa Bhaile, as well as a brand new course focused on Irish language movies, titled Scannáin na Gaeilge (we’ll be learning about the Oscar-nominated ‘An Cailín Ciúin‘).

If you’re wondering about which course to take, get in touch or come along to our Free Workshop. For further explanation, see our Levels page. It’s worth noting that all classes are recorded and available for study afterwards, so you can attend live or study in your own time! Free Comhrá sessions are also provided each week for all students, for additional practise.

Free Irish Workshop this Sunday!

Do you want to learn some basic Irish phrases? Would you like to learn about our weekly classes? Just curious about our online community? If yes, then be sure to join us for a Free Workshop on Sunday, March 5th! This online session is offered on the first Sunday of every month at 9am Pacific/12pm Eastern/5pm Ireland. Beginners will cover basic conversation phrases, and more advanced learners are welcome too.

Recent Articles

Keep an eye on our Articles page over the next days for fresh new content, including bilingual posts on Naomh Pádriag and Robert Emmet! These posts provide a great opportunity to learn Irish while also exploring Ireland’s history and culture. Other recent posts include: