Dara O' Briain ar Jonathan Ross ag labhairt as Gaeilge - Dara O'Briain on Jonathan Ross speaking in Irish
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Watch a report from the Irish-speaking annual Gaelic Football Tournament played at Lamh Dhearg on November 13, 2011. Cathal Kelly, captain of winners Laochra Loch Lao, received the cup which is named after his father and former Antrim Chairman Oliver Kelly. St Agnes, Lamh Dhearg and Pearses also competed in the Tournament.
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Documentary by Stephen Fry on language. This excerpt discusses the Irish language.
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I think this is from Mike Nesmith's Television Parts.
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Most people around the world tend to believe that, when someone says Irish (the language), is talking about an accent in English. In fact its usual to think that everybody in Ireland talks in English. But thats not true. There is a whole language, on a completely different branch of the European language family tree, distant from French and Spanish, stranger than Slavic languages and more exotic and beautiful than many languages: Im talking about the Irish Language, the Gaelic. Original from Ireland and historically spoken by the Irish people, Irish is now spoken as a first language only by a small minority of the Irish population but is also used as a second language by a larger and expanding minority. It also plays an important symbolic role in the life of the Irish state and is used across the country in a variety of media, personal contexts and social situations. It enjoys constitutional status as the National and first official language of the Republic of Ireland, and it is an official language of the European Union. Irish is also an officially recognized minority language in Northern Ireland. While Irish is quite different , there are some things that make it pretty interesting and easy to learn. For example, it only has 11 irregular verbs (compared to 500 or so in English and thousands in Spanish or French, depending on how you count them), theres no indefinite article and even though it has masculine and feminine nouns, the definite article is the same for both ...
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LESSON SHEETS HERE: www.hofshi.net We have included study sheets that go with each lesson and can be printed out from the website above. We recommend you print these lesson sheets out, you will need them to accompany and get full benefit the video. These classes were filmed at the House of Ireland which is located in Balboa Park in San Diego. There are three Irish language classes taught each week - beginner, intermediate, and advanced, with a different teacher for each level.
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Part One. Pat Kenny is first joined by comedian Des Bishop, and then is joined by Cillian Fennel and TV presenter Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh. They discuss the current state of the Irish language. (An Ghaeilge) From Irish chat show, The Late Late Show. Aired on the 7th of March 2008 on RTÉ One.
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This is an example of the Irish Language and how difficult even Irish people find to speak it.
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A short video from Manchán Magan's "No Bearla" program, discussing the Irish language in Belfast. Manchán speaks to both sides of the community - From Fall's Road to Shankill Road. This video qualifies under fair use for Educational purposes. This video is protected under Irish copyright law, and should not be re-distributed without permission from it's Author. www.manchan.com - Support Manchán and visit his website.
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Stephen Fry speaks about the Irish language and Ros na Rún to The Phil, Tuesday December 7th, 2010
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TRANSLATION: My father put me tending cattle one day, with cows, a two year old heifer and donkeys, back near the river. I stole a fishing rod that he had and back I went. I turned over a stone & got a worm. I put it on the fishing hook, into the hole with it and I cast a fine trout out onto the grass. In with it [the rod] again & I didnt stop until I got three good ones. Down the river with me catching them quickly and I thought no more of the cows. A neighbour came to our house and she called by the door Is there anyone inside? Im here said my father, Whats wrong? he said. Your cows are in the oats and theyve destroyed the place. Ive send a boy to mind them but it would be possible that he fell asleep. A deep sleep! Hes down at the river catching trout with your rod. When I catch a hold of him, Ill break his neck. Then I turned around to go home. I saw my father coming towards me. When I catch a hold of you, Ill break your neck. I was afraid to come home. I sat under a basket that was in the field and after a while I saw my father coming out, smoking a pipe. Back along the road with him and I took courage and went home. I knew my mother wouldnt be at me. When I came I put the fishing rod standing outside the door, up by the eaves of the house. There was a hen going around with a dozen little birds with her, and she saw the worm on the line. She jumped up and grabbed the worm, the hook stuck in her jaw. Her tongue was out, hung there. The little ones were going around ...
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An Údarás na Gaeltachta Video project
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www.fluentin3months.com In this video you can see some lovely scenes of Ireland mixed together with a ridiculous looking leprechaun talking about the Irish language (Gaeilge). A more in-depth description of the language is here www.fluentin3months.com
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www.celtography.eu Fíorghael (2005) Tagline Ever get the feeling someone is talking about you? A short comedy film about language politics in modern Ireland.
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Discussion about the Irish language on the Late Late Show, RTÉ. With Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh and Des Bishop.
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www.languagehacking.com The Language Hacking Guide is now available for download! Click the link above for full details
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Regional styles in traditional Irish music. From TG4. (Irish Gaelic with English subtitles) Tags: traditional irish regional styles music gaelic gaeilge ireland eire donegal clare north connaught fermanagh sliabh luachra fiddle flute concertina uilleann pipes accordion tin whistle peter browne james byrne noel hill jackie small peter o'loughlin paddy cronin aine hensey mairéad ni mhaonaigh caoimhín ó raghallaigh liz doherty seamus tansey kieran hanrahan mary mcnamara joe byrne geraldine cotter billy clifford jim mcgrath gary hastings
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Gearrscannan as gaeilge é ó TG4. Irish language short film with english subtitles. Srarring Stephen Rey.
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I wanna fight your father (As Gaeilge). Click CC for Lyrics! Ba mhaith liom bruíon le d'athair. gaeilge song / Irish song version of I wanna fight your father Buy it on itunes itunes.apple.com For More information log onto www.therubberbandits.com Find us on Facebook www.facebook.com Find us on Twitter: twitter.com The Rubberbandits featuring The Shanabooly Ceilidh Band: All Words & Music Copyright 2011 Lovely Men Ltd. Music produced by The Rubberbandits. Vocals recorded by Nightmakers. Ceilidh Band recorded and engineered by Mark O Connor. Instrumental performances by Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Benny McCarthy,Liam Flanagan, Mikie Smyth and William Justice. Video Produced by Feenish - www.feenish.ie Directed by Michael Kelly Shot by Michael O'Donovan & Michael Kelly Edited by Michael Kelly and Ailbhe Keogan Production assistant and spud puppetry Pauline Rowan Runner: Sarah Gunn Thanks to Adrian Bourke at Whelans for patience and playback.
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Gaelchultúr has been providing Irish language classes for adults for eight years now and these classes are available three times a year in various locations. Learners usually attend a two-hour class, one night a week over six or twelve weeks and classes are available at up to eight levels. Those interested in attending a class but who are unsure of their level of competency in Irish can try Gaelchultúr's popular Online Irish Test (ranganna.com If you wish to attend one of Gaelchultúr's classes, you can book a place online at www.gaelchultur.com (www.gaelchultur.com). Tá ranganna Gaeilge do dhaoine fásta á reáchtáil ag Gaelchultúr le hocht mbliana anois agus bíonn siad ar siúl trí huaire sa bhliain. Rang dhá uair an chloig, oíche sa tseachtain thar sé seachtaine nó dhá sheachtain déag a bhíonn i gceist agus bíonn siad ar fáil ag suas le hocht leibhéal. Is féidir le foghlaimeoirí ar mian leo fáil amach cén leibhéal cumais atá acu sa Ghaeilge tabhairt faoi Thriail Ghaeilge ar Líne Ghaelchultúir (http Is féidir leo siúd a bhfuil spéis acu tabhairt faoi chúrsa Gaeilge de chuid Ghaelchultúir áit a chur in áirithe anois ar www.gaelchultur.com (www.gaelchultur.com).
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