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Éasca Péasca Easy Peasy

Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy) A Journey to Irish

December 30, 2021December 30, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Banshees, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, Facebook, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, Fairy folk, 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, Irish Prayers, Learning Irish, Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) department, less formal, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, Pucas, 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: A Journey to Irish by Michael Connolly Like many of you, my ancestors were part of the exodus

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Speak Irish: Counting in Irish

December 30, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, Counting in Irish, Counting Money in Irish, Counting people in 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, RunOhio, 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: Counting By Bob Carney Athbhliain Faoi Mhaise! Tá súil agam go bhfuil tú go maith. There are different

Speak Irish: Beannachtai an tSéasúir

November 30, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, Foclóir, Formal, FRÁSAÍ, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, Hooley House, 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: Beannachtai an tSéasúir By Bob Carney It’s hard to believe Christmas is here! We’ve talked before about music

Éasca Péasca Easy Peasy Pittsburgh Happenings Poetry Poetry, Dance, Theatre, Artists

Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy) An Seomra Suí

November 30, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, An Seomra Suí, Aran Sweater, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, 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, Margaret Gralinski, ohio, poetry, 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, West Side Irish American Club

An Seomra Suí By Margaret Gralinski I wish to stare at the weeping willow out the wide front window with

Éasca Péasca Easy Peasy

Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy): When the Student Becomes a Teacher

October 29, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, A Good Teacher Makes a World of Difference, adjectives, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Éasca Péasca: Marie Young, Eiscíochtaí, Facebook, Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt, Fona's Coffee Bar, 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, McMahon Coyne Vitantonio Funeral Home, Nora's Public House, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, Speak Irish Classes, Spring Irish Culture Class, teacher, The Wild Goose, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, University of Pittsburgh, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary, West Side Irish American Club

Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy): When the Student Becomes a Teacher By Genevieve Laymon For the first two years that I

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Speak Irish: Community

October 27, 2021November 30, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Basic numbers 1 thru 12 in Irish, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, community, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Days in Irish, Days of the week in Irish, Dialect, Facebook, Formal, gaelic, Goodbye, Greater Pittsburgh, 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, Months of the year in Irish, New speak Irish Classes, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, Re/Max Alliance Realty, 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: Community By Bob Carney It’s hard to believe we’ve started our seventh year of Speak Irish Cleveland classes.

Speak Irish: Samhain

September 29, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, 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 American, Irish Language, Irish Mythology, Learning Irish, less formal, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, Samhain, 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: Samhain By Bob Carney As I was researching my Cleveland Comhrá column the last few weeks, I found

Éasca Péasca Easy Peasy

Éasca Péasca: Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt

September 29, 2021December 11, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #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://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, 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

Éasca Péasca: Eiscíochtaí (Easy Peasy: Exceptions) By Marie Young Fáilte ó mBaile Phitt. Greetings from Pittsburgh. I am happy to

Speak Irish: An Ghaeilge

September 1, 2021 John O'Brien #IrishAmerican, #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, 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 American, Irish Language, ladies ancient order of hibernians, Learning Irish, less formal, ohio, PRONOUN, pronouns, Séímhiú agus Urú, 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: An Ghaeilge By Bob Carney A new session of Speak Irish Cleveland is about to begin, and hopefully,

Speak Irish: Ar Leac Mhaoilre

August 6, 2021 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, Chicken, conversation, Conversational Irish, craic, Dialect, Facebook, 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 American, Irish Language, ladies ancient order of hibernians, Learning Irish, less formal, ohio, poetry, PRONOUN, pronouns, shenanigans, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, Social Media, speak irish, Speak Irish Cleveland, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Twitter, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Ar Leac Mhaoilre By Bob Carney A little bit of silliness in this poem by Anonymous, the most

Speak Irish: Céard a Dhéanann Tú Nuair a Bhíonn am Saor Agat?

June 27, 2021 John O'Brien adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, Casey's Irish Imports, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, Formal, gaelic, Goodbye, Greetings, history, iIrish, Introductions, Irish Language, Kenneally Law, Learning Irish, less formal, PRONOUN, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, speak irish, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Céard a Dhéanann Tú Nuair a Bhíonn am Saor Agat? By Bob Carney In our conversation studies, when

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