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cilaorga25/08/202115/08/2021

Slán go fóill chuig an Ambasadóir!

Last month  the Canberra Irish Language Association sadly said goodbye to the Ambassador of Ireland to Australia, Breandán Ó Caollaí, and his wife Carmel Callen, …

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cilaorga25/08/202124/07/2021

Daideo – Free Audiobook

Available in hardcopy or as a free audiobook online this short novel by Áine Ní Ghlinn is a brilliant resource for independant learners looking to …

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cilaorga25/08/202119/07/2021

Classes Term 3 – 2021

Beginners Level – SaturdaysUntil advised otherwise these classes are on pause. We apologise for any inconvenience. Tuesday Classes – Intermediate & Upper Intermediate Covid 19 …

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cilaorga25/08/202104/06/2021

Siúcra: A love letter to the Irish language

Writer and actor Roxanna Nic Liam’s short film commissioned for Scríobh festival in axis, Ballymun explores the complex relationship of a non-native Irish speaker with …

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cilaorga25/08/202115/05/2021

COVID Update

Our classes are currently offerend in the Weston Function room at the Canberra Irish Club. This has a limited capacity of 20 people at the …

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cilaorga25/08/202105/04/2021

Happy Holidays

Our Irish Language Classes are taking a break for the holidays. We wish you all a safe and happy holidays this Easter. Don’t forget to …

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cilaorga25/08/202106/01/2021

2021 Class Information Evening

On the 9th of February at 6:30pm CILA will be offering a free information evening to discuss all the proposed plans for the Irish Language …

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cilaorga19/12/202010/11/2016

Tinteán/Hearth by Doireann Ní Ghríofa

The poem was published in The Irish Times on the 13th August 2016. It was posted on November 6, 2016 by Tinteán Editorial Team/EMcK. Doireann Ní Ghríofa …

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cilaorga12/09/202501/08/2016

Irish Language Radio Station

The following radio station has been suggested to us by a class member Kate.

Bite Size Irish Gaelic

“It teaches bitesize Gaelic and the stuff we are learning in our workbooks, this helps us move forward in bitesize conversations. It is extremely good. It is also mixed with traditional music.
It plays in the background of my home now, and I get to learn as I move around.”
– Kate. R, 2016

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cilaorga23/11/201601/08/2016

Youtube Series – Pronunciation and Help for Beginners

This YouTube series seems particularly suited to beginners with the kind of clear and
accessible pronunciation that helps newcomers develop confidence to attempt
simple conversations.

Submitted by Kate. R

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