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There is 12 learn Irish lessons cd with the Irish independent this Saturday and Sunday. The show is hosted by Liam Ã¡ Maonlai and  are really good lessons to help learn common Irish expressions. Liam is a musician and songwriter and general Irish cultural guru, His music can be found over at his record label Rian records.

Also if you have not already heard of this podcast. Conn  is the godfather of podcasting in the irish language.   An timeall has been going since 2004 and is the premier Irish podcast, highly recommended

There is an oral help guide over at RTE, which would be useful for any student doing there exams.

I recommend Irish channel on You Tube,if you prefer viewing which can be found over here

Finally will definitly have those audio from the oral exams next week,so will see you then!!!

Going to be hopefully doing some help shows on the Irish oral exams. Have found some good links here in skool.ie and also this one for other types of grammar here at daltai. Hopefully have them up posted some time this  week.

Many Thanks to the Brobdingnagian Bards for providing the music on the first and second shows. The Bards are one of the most-popular Celtic music groups online where they give away thousands of free Celtic MP3 downloads daily. The music was found through the podsafe audio site. As was this producer called 31d1 who provided music on the third show. The tracks used are under the creative commons license and are available to use once your attribute the work and are using for non commercial purposes.So thanks you very much.

There is a lack of  podcasts teaching the Irish language. Throughout these podcast shows it is hoped to focus on language in a contemporary sense. The podcast hopes to take the form of a weekly show, and be a conversation through verbs, about relative topical material. These are the sort of conversations you might be sharing in a pub. It us hoped to draw on the expertise of others and when they listen in they could offer there advice.
 
Learn4fun believe that there many Irish people who would like to brush up on there skills, and use as Gaelige in a more conversational context. This is not exercised as much in school, The aim of this  project is to develop Irish learnt and enhance conversational abilities.

Having a problem with the music on the second show,it seems to work on with firefox but not IE for some reason?,if you are having issues with the show please let us know through the comments,hopefully have more shows up by the weekend,