Table of Contents

• : Introduction
• : Introduction
• : Introduction
• : Pronunciation guide
• : Pronunciation guide
• : Pronunciation guide
• 01: My name is...
• 01: My name is...
• 01: My name is...
• 02: I am a teacher
• 02: I am a teacher
• 02: I am a teacher
• 03: Are you married?
• 03: Are you married?
• 03: Are you married?
• 04: This is...
• 04: This is...
• 04: This is...
• 05: This is your room
• 05: This is your room
• 05: This is your room
• 06: It is fine today
• 06: It is fine today
• 06: It is fine today
• 08: Who does this belong to?
• 08: Who does this belong to?
• 08: Who does this belong to?
• 09: What pastime do you have?
• 09: What pastime do you have?
• 09: What pastime do you have?
• 10: Would you like a cup of tea?
• 10: Would you like a cup of tea?
• 10: Would you like a cup of tea?
• 11: What does this cost?
• 11: What does this cost?
• 11: What does this cost?
• 12: What did you do?
• 12: What did you do?
• 12: What did you do?
• 13: I haven't seen you for a while
• 13: I haven't seen you for a while
• 13: I haven't seen you for a while
• 14: I have been learning Irish for the past two years
• 14: I have been learning Irish for the past two years
• 14: I have been learning Irish for the past two years
• 15: I was born in Cork
• 15: I was born in Cork
• 15: I was born in Cork
• 16: Keep going half a mile
• 16: Keep going half a mile
• 16: Keep going half a mile
• 17: His office is upstairs
• 17: His office is upstairs
• 17: His office is upstairs
• 18: I'll meet you at eight
• 18: I'll meet you at eight
• 18: I'll meet you at eight
• 19: I think the bank is closed
• 19: I think the bank is closed
• 19: I think the bank is closed
• 20: What do you do?
• 20: What do you do?
• 20: What do you do?
• 21: I used to have a lot to do
• 21: I used to have a lot to do
• 21: I used to have a lot to do
• : Key to the exercises
• : Key to the exercises
• : Key to the exercises
• : Appendices
• : Appendices
• : Appendices
• : Irish-English vocabulary
• : Irish-English vocabulary
• : Irish-English vocabulary
• : English-Irish vocabulary
• : English-Irish vocabulary
• : English-Irish vocabulary
• : Grammatical index
• : Grammatical index
• : Grammatical index

Promotional Information

The complete course for a fun and effective way to learn Irish. This best-selling course comprises a book and audio support which is easy to download to your MP3 player or iPod. The book (ISBN: 9781444105902) and the audio support (ISBN: 9781444102451) are also sold individually.

Promotional Information

The complete course for a fun and effective way to learn Irish. This best-selling course comprises a book and audio support which is easy to download to your MP3 player or iPod. The book (ISBN: 9781444105902) and the audio support (ISBN: 9781444102451) are also sold individually.

About the Author

Diarmuid O'Se is a lecturer at University College, Dublin. He has worked as a secondary teacher and language laboratory instructor and was for many years a researcher at the Linguistics Institute of Ireland.