any ideas?

[gomey]

I was wondering if anyone here knows of any good books/audio books for learning irish? I 've been terrible at it all my life.
thanks

[GaryOR]

I used the teach yourself Irish books, then Turas Teanga. Reading Lá & Foinse, the internet is good too.

[gomey]

I used the teach yourself Irish books, then Turas Teanga. Reading Lá & Foinse, the internet is good too.
cheers

[casúr]

If you go into the city library in the music section they have a good selection of language courses including Irish. I copied the tapes and photocopied the book for myself. It is a very effective way of learning Irish

[Annie Hall]

I was wondering if anyone here knows of any good books/audio books for learning irish? I 've been terrible at it all my life.
thanks

As well as books/audio books, I'd recommend you go to An Ghaeltacht for a week or two (preferably over the summer) and mingle with the locals (those of us who are happy to make the effort). Níl faic níos fearr le feabhas a chur ar Ghaoluinn duine ná a bheith á labhairt.

[SeamusShocks]

I was wondering if anyone here knows of any good books/audio books for learning irish? I 've been terrible at it all my life.
thanks

Sorry I never listened in school...:confused:
But Im fluent in gammon though....ya know Traveler talk...:mad:

Hoy Boss.