Irish Language Learners

Irish Language Learners Irish Language Learners
(Bíonn muid ag foghlaim Gaeilge)
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About Irish Language Learners

Our Mission
Our mission is to promote and support the daily use of the Irish Language. Through social media, we are creating a Global Gaeltacht (Irish Speaking region) that welcomes all levels of learners. Background
Irish Language Learners was founded in early 2013 by Seán Lenaghan and his wife Estelle, students of the Irish Language. Their goal was to provide daily immersion for existing learners and to inspire new people to join the community of Gaelgeoirí (Irish Language enthusiasts) across the globe. In May, 2014, artist Kaytria Stauffer joined their efforts by posting weekly “doodles” that encouraged the accumulation of vocabulary. The team has reached around the globe to countries such as Australia, Brazil, Canada, England, Germany, Japan, Russia, Scotland, Spain, The United States, and the list goes on! Support
If you’re a student of the Irish Language, we offer partial scholarships to study at Coláiste na Rinne in County Waterford, Ireland. Scholarship applications will be available January 15th with a due date of March 1st . Please contact us for information regarding submissions at [email protected]

Posters of Kaytria’s doodles can be purchased at www.Etsy.com/shop/saotharlann. You can go through our Facebook or to our Square page at https://squareup.com/store/irishlanguagelearners page to purchase books, mugs, wristbands, and more. We run limited time only t-shirt campaigns throughout the year that support a variety of our activities, including our scholarship fund. If you are an Irish teacher, an advanced student, part of a ciorcal comhrá, or other Irish language group, we could use your help! We are constantly looking for series of lessons, videos, images, short stories, and other media that can be posted on the site. If you would like to contribute, please contact us for more information at [email protected]

There are advertising opportunities available. There is huge potential to market your classes, group, business, or event to thousands of people locally and globally. Please contact us for more information at [email protected]


How you can help
- Keep learning Irish words and phrases
- Use your language on a daily basis
- Share with family and friends
- Join a class in your area or online
- Connect with others in the Irish language
- Attend or create immersion events in your part of the globe
- Send your suggestions and stories to [email protected]
- Discuss contributing some material to the Irish Language Learners with your teacher and peers to share your learning and conversation efforts with the rest of the Global Gaeltacht
-Keep an eye out for our t-shirt campaigns and scholarship opportunities. Find us and join us at www.irishlanguagelearners.com

Email: [email protected]
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/irishlanguagelearners
Instagram: http://instagram.com/irishlanguagelearners_official
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/irishlearners/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Irish_Learner

08/23/2026

A chara ……..
(Friend……)

Dia duit a chara.
(Good day friend.)

Conas atá tú a chara?
(How are you friend?)

cara (friend)A chara, Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?(Friend, How are you?)
08/23/2026

cara (friend)

A chara, Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú?
(Friend, How are you?)

Did you know that ‘an’ may or may not affect the noun that comes after it?  Do you want to learn more? Become a subscrib...
08/23/2026

Did you know that ‘an’ may or may not affect the noun that comes after it? Do you want to learn more? Become a subscriber or a member. 

Tá means am, is or are for a statement.Tá mé. I am.Tá tú. You are.Tá sé. He is.Níl means am not, is not or are not for a...
08/22/2026

Tá means am, is or are for a statement.
Tá mé. I am.
Tá tú. You are.
Tá sé. He is.
Níl means am not, is not or are not for a negative statement.
Níl me. I am not.
Níl tú. You are not.
Níl sí. She is not.

08/22/2026
Tá means am, is or are for a statement.Tá mé. I am.Tá tú. You are.Tá sé. He is.An bhfuil means am, is or are for a quest...
08/21/2026

Tá means am, is or are for a statement.
Tá mé. I am.
Tá tú. You are.
Tá sé. He is.
An bhfuil means am, is or are for a question.
An bhfuil mé? (Am I?)
An bhfuil tú? (Are you?)
An bhfuil sí? (Is she?)

Just a reminder that you can get audio and more information as a subscriber.  Support us supporting you.
08/21/2026

Just a reminder that you can get audio and more information as a subscriber. Support us supporting you.

08/20/2026

GAELATHON - RÁS TRÍ GHAEILGE

Bígí linn ag Gaelathon, an chéad rás trí Ghaeilge riamh! Déan ceiliúradh ar an nGaeilge agus glac páirt i rás 5km a rith i gcroílár BÁC. Is cuma más reathaí thú a bhfuil seantaithí agat, más reathaí réchúiseach thú, nó más duine thú atá ag iarraidh an t-atmaisféar a shú isteach - tá fáilte roimh chách.

Reáchtálfar an rás i suíomh álainn i bPáirc an Fhionnuisce in aice leis an ionad stairiúil, Dún na hArmlainne. Bronnfar bonn speisialta ar gach rannpháirtí in ómós na hócáide agus beidh ceol, craic agus go leor eile ag an gcríochlíne ar an lá. Tá dromchla na slí réidh agus indéanta do gach saghas reathaí. Beidh fáilte roimh fhoghlaimeoirí Gaeilge agus daoine a bhfuil ardchaighdeán Gaeilge acu araon.

Cad atá san áireamh?
🏅Bonn speisialta deartha ag ealaíontóir Nine Arrow do Gaelathon
🎁 Sólaistí agus féiríní iontacha ag an gcríochlíne
📸 Deis grianghraf a ghlacadh ar an bpóidiam
🎉 Atmaisféar den scoth

Tá Gaelathon á eagrú ag BÁC le Gaeilge, Club Reatha - Céim ar Chéim agus Oifigeach na Gaeilge, Oifig na nOibreacha Poiblí.

Cláraigh anois inár bio!

Ticéad: €15 (+táille áirithinte)
Dáta: 11/10/2026
Am: 9.30am
Suíomh: Páirc an Fhionnuisce

Tuilleadh eolais: [email protected]

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An athair thú?(Are you a father?)
08/20/2026

An athair thú?
(Are you a father?)

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Philadelphia, PA

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