May the road rise to meet you
May the wind be always at your back
May the warm rays of sun fall upon your home
And may the hand of a friend always be near.
go n-éirí an bothar leat
go raibh an ghaoth go bráth ar do chúl
go lonraí an ghrian go te ar d'aghaidh
And may the hand of a friend always be near.
Dive into the World of Irish Language and Culture

Mar seo atá se
Gaeilge Laethúil gan bhuairt, gan stró. Gan buairt faoi sonraí gramadaí, gan eagla faoi botúin a dhéanamh. Beidh trí leibhéal:
1. daoine go bhfuil líofacht acu
2. daoine go bhfuil 'cupla focal' acu
3 daoine atá ag tosnú
Téigh díreach go dtí an leibhéal a oireann
'Sé cumarsáid nádúrtha idir Gaeilgeoirí, agus daoine atá ag tú an turais atá uainn, agus ar an mbealach cleachtadh , agus grá dár dteanga álainn a chothu
This is how it is
Daily Irtish without worry or stress. Without worrying about grammatical details, without fear of making mistakes. There will be three levels:
1. people with some fluency
2. people with 'cupla focal'
3. people who are starting out.
Go straight to the level that suits.
It is natural communication that we want between Gaeilgeoirí, and people at the beginnof their journey, and on the way practise and nourish love of our beautiful language.
“Tír gan teanga,
tír gan anam.”
(A country without
a language is a
country without a soul.)
Aidhm
'Sé adhm an bhloig seo blog rialta, comhghníomhach a fhoillsiú as Gaeilge ar ábhair ginireálta - cúrsaí reatha, Gaeilge, sport &rl. Níl an blog do dhaoine a bhaineann sult as ceartúcháin. Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste .... Níl fáilte roimh daoine drochbhéasacha. Caithfidh gach cumarsáid bheith deamhúinte, measúil agus cabharthach.
Object of this site
The aim of the blog is to publish a regular interactive blog in Irish on general topics - current affairs, Irish language issues, sport, etc. It is not for people who consider themselves purists with a vocation to correct others. 'Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste ....'There is no welcome for unpleasantness; communication must be polite and respectful and helpful