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    Tag: Irish

    Discussion about Ireland, the Irish language, its history, people and culture.

    Figuring out the Gender of Irish nouns – Endings and Consonants

    There are ways to guess whether a noun is masculine or feminine based on the ending. In fact, many Irish grammar books provide long lists of “mascul…
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    Caoimhín November 17, 2025

    Comparing Irish and Turkish – A Brief Language Comparison

    Ani, an Irish learner in Turkey, compares similarities between Irish and Turkish, and helps us to pick up a few Turkish words in the process!
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    Ani October 29, 2025
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    Scéal Frankenstein

    Bhí buachaill beag cliste ina chónaí san Eilvéis fadó agus Victor Frankenstein ab ainm dó. / Once upon a time there lived a clever little boy in…
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    LetsLearnIrish October 23, 2025

    Oíche Shamhna / Hallowe’en

    Ceiliúrtar Oíche Shamhna ar an 31 Deireadh Fómhair / Hallowe'en is celebrated on Oct 31st.
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    Three Scary Figures from Irish Folklore

    While the typical Halloween images of witches, skeletons and zombies may seem fairly mundane to us now, those in Ancient Ireland believed themselves t…
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    Ryan October 18, 2025

    The Irish Origins of Hallowe’en

    Dressing up, trick-or-treating, bonfires…Hallowe’en (Oíche Shamhna in Irish) is an unusual but beloved holiday. Because of its prevalence in the United States (although it is…

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    The History of the Jack-O-Lantern

    What's the history behind the Jack-O-Lantern ('Seán na Gealaí'), and the carving up of pumpkins every Hallowe'en season?
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    An Chailleach – The Witch

    What's the history behind An Chailleach, the Witch of ancient Ireland?
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