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Irish Language Courses

If learning Irish has been one of your goals, you’ve come to the right place! Essentials like greetings, introducing yourself, and using Irish names and numbers, will be covered in our online Irish courses. Once you’re done, you’ll grasp the history and legacy of one of Europe’s earliest literary tongues.

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Discover the Irish Language’s History

Ireland is the birthplace of the distinctive Gaelic language and a thriving Gaelic culture. You’ll learn how the Irish used elements of the natural world as inspiration for their writing system. You will learn where the Irish alphabet, Ogham, came from and how it evolved.

Engage Yourself in Irish Heritage by Learning the Language

Ireland is the home of the distinct Gaelic language and culture. In this course, you will learn how the Irish took cues from the natural world to develop their own alphabet and writing system. Irish dancing, Gaelic games, music, storytelling, and literature will all be introduced to you as you cruise through the culture. As a reward, you’ll learn something about the Irish language and culture. So welcome aboard to learn one of Europe’s oldest literary languages.

Is Learning Irish Challenging?

It’s true that the earlier you start learning a new language, the easier it will be. When you’re younger, your mind is still in language-learning mode, making it the best time to acquire a new language. But it’s never a bad idea or too late to learn a new language! You should not face any more trouble learning Irish than you would when studying French, German, or Spanish, even if you begin studying Irish later in life.  You’re not merely switching out words, as anyone who has learned a second language will attest. Instead, you’re exposed to new ways of speaking and understanding language.