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Éasca Péasca: Linguistics, Leprechauns, and Legends

December 1, 2022December 1, 2022 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, All Souls, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Editor's Corner, Eiscíochtaí, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, gaelic, Grateful, Great Cover, history, iIrish, Ireland, Irish (Gaeilge) language, Irish Language, Irish Language Class in Pittsburgh, Learning Irish, Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) department, ohio, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, Spring Irish Culture Class, teacher, University of Pittsburgh, vocabulary

Éasca Péasca: Linguistics, Leprechauns, and Legends: Revisiting ‘Artemis Fowl’ with Gaeilge (Student Stories) By Leah Walper In 2001, Eoin Colfer’s

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Speak Irish: Grianstad an Gheimhridh

November 30, 2022November 30, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Ahern Catering, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Drombeg Stone Circle, Facebook, Fiddler's Hearth, Flat Iron Cafe, Foclóir, Formal, Frása, FRÁSAÍ, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, Grianstad an Gheimhridh, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, less formal, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, speak irish, Speak Irish Classes, teacher, The Hag of Beara, The Origins of the Christmas Tree, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary, Winter Solstice

Speak Irish: Grianstad an Gheimhridh By Bob Carney Many cultures in the Northern Hemisphere prior to Christianity celebrated the solstice.

Could You Speak Irish for 24 Hours?

November 18, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, BROAD ENDING, Conradh na Gaeilge, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Douglas Hyde, Eoin Mac Néill, Facebook, Foclóir, Formal, FRÁSAÍ, Gaeilge24, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, less formal, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, ohio, Paula Melvin, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, Speak Irish Classes, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Gaeilge24: Could you speak Irish for 24 hours? 30,000+ students from 315 schools took part in #Gaeilge24 with Conradh na Gaeilge on

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Archaeology as Gaeilge: Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy)

October 30, 2022 John O'Brien adjectives, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, Fiona's Coffee Bar & Bakery, gaelic, history, Irish (Gaeilge) language, Irish Adventures, Irish Language, Learning Irish, Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) department, MercyHealth, Nora's Public House, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, Spring Irish Culture Class, teacher, The Rich History of Ireland, University of Pittsburgh, vocabulary, Wild Goos Willoughby

Éasca Péasca: Student Stories: Archaeology as Gaeilge By Maighread Southard-Wray Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin. There is no

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Speak Irish: Tá Ceothanna na Samhna

October 26, 2022October 30, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, Foclóir, Formal, FRÁSAÍ, gaelic, Goodbye, Gormley's Pub, Greetings, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Language, ladies ancient order of hibernians, Learning Irish, less formal, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, speak irish, Speak Irish Classes, teacher, The Irish Barber, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Speak Irish: “Tá Ceothanna na Samhna” By Bob Carney The fogs of November, the first line in the poem “Fanntais

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Speak Irish: Tales for Samhain

September 26, 2022September 26, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Defending against the fairies, Dialect, Facebook, Foclóir, Formal, FRÁSAÍ, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, Gunselman's Tavern, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, less formal, McMahon Coyne Vitantonio Funeral Hiomes, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, speak irish, Speak Irish Classes, Speak Irish Cleveland, teacher, The Fear Dearg, The Oillipéist, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Tales for Samhain By Bob Carney Ireland has numerous tales of the supernatural involving mythical beasts and creatures.

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Éasca Péasca: (Easy Peasy) Get Your Irish On- H2P

September 4, 2022September 4, 2022 John O'Brien adjectives, Club Cúla búla, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, gaelic, history, Irish (Gaeilge) language, Irish Academic Program, Irish Club, Irish Dancing Club, Irish Language, Irish Nationality Room, Learning Irish, Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) department, Osher Lielong Learning Institute, Pitt Hurling Club, pronouns, Since Na gGathrach Cruach, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, Spring Irish Culture Class, Sullys Irish Pub, teacher, University of Pittsburgh, vocabulary

Éasca Péasca: Get your Irish on – H2P By Marie Young Fáilte ar ais- welcome back! Summer is quiet for

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Speak Irish: Regular Verbs

September 4, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, Foclóir, Formal, FRÁSAÍ, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, less formal, McManamon Insurance, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, speak irish, Speak Irish Classes, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary, West Side Irish American Club

Speak Irish: Regular Verbs By Bob Carney Cén chaoi a bhfuil sibh? Tá súil agam go bhfuil tú go maith.

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Speak Irish: Such Milis and Old Wisdom

July 28, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, Foclóir, Formal, FRÁSAÍ, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, less formal, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, speak irish, Speak Irish Classes, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Subh Milis and Old Wisdom By Bob Carney

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Éasca Péasca: Learning Irish Language Student Stories

July 28, 2022 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, Facebook, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, Formal, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish (Gaeilge) language, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) department, less formal, ohio, Pittsburgh Irish, PRONOUN, pronouns, Reilly's Irish Bakery, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, Spring Irish Culture Class, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, University of Pittsburgh, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Easca Peasca: Student Stories: An Borradh (The Revival) By Shannon O’Brien Dia duit. Hello. A simple greeting that packs a

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Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy): Student Irish Stories: Laura Finkle

July 3, 2022July 3, 2022 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, Ennis Court, Facebook, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, Formal, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, https://www.iIrish.us, iIrish, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Instagram, Introductions, Ireland, Irish (Gaeilge) language, Irish American, Irish Language, Learning Irish, Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) department, less formal, ohio, Pittsburgh Irish, Pop-up Gaeilge, Pop-up Gaeltacht's, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, Speak Irish Classes, Spring Irish Culture Class, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, University of Pittsburgh, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Easca Peasca: Pop-Up Gaeilge Student Stories By Laura Finkle Fado, fado, fado when I was a young cailín, I was

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