
The best way to learn Irish
Do you want to learn Irish but you’re not sure about how to go about it? Here are some suggestions that will help you along the language learning journey.
Read moreDo you want to learn Irish but you’re not sure about how to go about it? Here are some suggestions that will help you along the language learning journey.
Read moreGaelchultúr, provider of Irish language courses and resources, is delighted to announce that it has been selected as the Best Language School in Ireland.
Read moreOrganised by Gaeltacht UCD in conjunction with Gaelchultúr, Tionól Gaeilge is an immersive five-day Irish language school which welcomes adult learners from all over the world to learn Irish.
Read moreThe ‘bilingual’ is more common today than a person who can speak only one language. Interest in learning Irish has surged in recent years and Gaelchultúr has witnessed a growing demand for its Irish language courses. There are so many incredible benefits of learning a second language, in particular Irish.
Read moreThe Irish language will be celebrated by Irish speakers all over the world in the coming weeks. As Seachtain na Gaeilge approaches, there is no better time to learn Irish or use what you already have and take part in language events around the world.
Read moreOral exam season is approaching quickly and there is no denying that the formal setting of the oral exams can be stress-inducing for parents and students alike. Struggling to prepare? This post is full of practical steps you can take to excel in your oral. Preparing for your Irish oral exam doesn't have to be a nightmare, there are lots of little steps you can take to achieve the marks you desire.
Read moreAre you thinking of doing an online Irish course this year? To make that decision easier for you, we have put together a list of all the advantages of doing a course on our e-learning platform, ranganna.com.
Read moreDo you have a high standard of Irish? Are you interested in doing part-time work? Don’t forget that Gaelchultúr is always adding to its panel of teachers and correctors.
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