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Speak Irish: Yes and No / Irish Radio List

January 23, 2021January 23, 2021 John O'Brien adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, BROAD ENDING, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, Fiona's Coffee, gaelic, Gandalf's, Happy Valentine's Day, history, Irish Language, Irish Radio, Kilroy Ceili Band, Learning Irish, Old Angle Tavern, PRONOUN, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, SLENDER ENDING, speak irish, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, To Form a question, Treehouse, Verbs, Verbs To Form a question, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Yes and No By Bob Carney Cén chaoi a nhfuil sibh? Tá suil agam, go bhfuil sibh

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The Festival of Imbolg: Cleveland Comhrá (Conversation)

January 23, 2021January 23, 2021 John O'Brien @BobCarneyGTR, Bob Carney, Brigid of Kildare, Brigid's Cross, Caoine, Casey's Irish Imports, cleveland, CLEVELAND COMHRA, conversation, Conversational Irish, gaelic, history, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, Imbolg, interesting people, Irish American, Irish Language, Keening, Nuns in Ireland, Ohio Irish American News, Profile

Cleveland Comhrá: The Festival of Imbolg By Bob Carney February is recognized as the beginning of spring in Ireland, a

Editor's Corner

Tripping Over Technology: Editor’s Corner

January 23, 2021 John O'Brien #LiveMoreLifeBeMoreIrish, #OhioIANews, All Souls, Ashley Davis, cleveland, conversation, COVID, Dan Fedoryka, Editor's Corner, friendship, Grateful, Great Cover, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, iIrish Songs Stories & Shenanigans Podcast, Ireland, Irish American, iTunes, John O'Brien Jr, Legend Lives on, Media, Newsmagazine, Ohio @Jobjr, Ohio Irish American News, Opinion, publisher, Ruairi McKiernan, Runa, Running for election, Scythian, Shannon Lambert-Ryan, shenanigans, Tom Byrne, vote, ZOOM

Editor’s Corner: Tripping over Technology Are you as tired of COVID as I am? Writing about it, thinking about it, adapting

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Cleveland Comhrá: My Top Ten of 2020

December 29, 2020December 29, 2020 John O'Brien @BobCarneyGTR, 2020 best, A Promised Land, Barack OBama, Bob Carney, Braiding Sweetgrass, cleveland, CLEVELAND COMHRA, conversation, Conversational Irish, Deadliest Enemy: Our War Against Killer Germs, gaelic, history, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, interesting people, Irish American, Irish Language, Kingbird Highway the Biggest Year in the Life of an Extreme Birder, Landmarks, Ohio Irish American News, Owls of the Eastern Ice, Profile, Ten Lessons For a Post-Pandemic World, The Hidden Life of Trees, The Invention of Nature, Top Ten

Cleveland Comhrá: My Top Ten of 2020 by Bob Carney Reading has always been an important part of my

Speak Irish

Speak Irish: Ishi

December 29, 2020 John O'Brien adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, gaelic, history, Irish Language, Ishi, Learning Irish, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, speak irish, teacher, Tips for Learning Irish, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Ishi by Bob Carney Tá súil agam, go bhfuil sibh go maith. November was Native American Awareness Month

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Speak Irish: Nollaig Shona Daoibh

November 28, 2020 John O'Brien adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, Casey's Irish Imports, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, FOCLÓIR (fohk-lore) VOCABULARY, FRÁSA (frah-sa) PHRASE, gaelic, history, Irish Language, Law Offices of Terry kenneally, Learning Irish, Nollaig Shona Daoibh, O COme Let Us Adore Him in Irish, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, speak irish, teacher, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Nollaig Shona Daoibh By Bob Carney Oh Come Let Us Adore Him Taraigí a Phobail

Cleveland Comhra Featured Articles

Cleveland Comhrá: Traditions of Christmas

November 28, 2020 John O'Brien @BobCarneyGTR, Bob Carney, Boyne Valley, Candle in the window, Celts, cleveland, CLEVELAND COMHRA, Cleveland Comhrá: Traditions of Christmas, conversation, Conversational Irish, Druid, gaelic, Gunselman's, history, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, interesting people, Irish American, Irish Language, Meath, Merry Christmas, missionaries, Mistletoe, Newgrange, Ohio Irish American News, Profile, Winter Solstice, Yule

Cleveland Comhrá: Traditions of Christmas By Bob Carney Christians have been celebrating the birth of Christ for almost two thousand

Speak Irish

Speak Irish: Pronunciation

October 28, 2020October 28, 2020 John O'Brien adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, consonants, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, gaelic, history, Irish Language, Learning Irish, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, speak irish, teacher, vocabulary

Speak Irish Pronunciation By Bob Carney The last few months, we’ve jumped into exploring the Irish language without too much

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Cleveland Comhrá: Owls of Ireland

October 28, 2020 John O'Brien @BobCarneyGTR, Bob Carney, cailleach oíche, cleveland, CLEVELAND COMHRA, conversation, Conversational Irish, Corpse Bird, gaelic, Hag Goddess, history, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, interesting people, Irish American, Irish Language, Long Eared Owl, McManamon Insurance, Night Hag, Ohio Irish American News, Owl Species in Northeast Ohio, Owls, Owls of Ireland, Profile, Rob Kanter, School of Earth Society and Environment, Scréachóg Reilige, Short-eared, Ulchabhan Reisc, University of Illinois

Cleveland Comhrá: Owls of Ireland By Bob Carney

Speak Irish

Speak Irish: Tús Maith Part III

September 27, 2020September 27, 2020 John O'Brien adjectives, Bob Carney @BobCarneyGTR, Casey's Irish Imports, conversation, Conversational Irish, Dialect, gaelic, history, Irish Language, Learning Irish, pronouns, Slán, Slán go Fóill!, speak irish, Sullys Irish Pub, teacher, vocabulary

Speak Irish: Tús Maith Part III By Bob Carney Tá suil agam, go bhfuil sibh go maith. As I’m writing

Cleveland Comhra

Cleveland Comhrá: Crann na Beatha

September 27, 2020 John O'Brien @BobCarneyGTR, balance, Becky Lynch Lorain Co Recorder, Benjamin Black, Bob Carney, cleveland, CLEVELAND COMHRA, Co. Meath, Co. Wicklow, conversation, Conversational Irish, Crann na Beatha, Emerald Isle, environment, fairy tree, Forest City, Further reading, gaelic, Glencolmcille, history, http://www.ohioianews.com, https://omny.fm/shows/stories-songs-and-shenanigans/playlists/podcast, interesting people, Irish American, Irish Language, Marilyn Valentino, McManamon Insurance, Michael Mentel, Nature, Oak, Ohio 10th District, Ohio Irish American News, Profile, Tom McManamon, Tree, water, West Park Massotherapy

Cleveland Comhrá: Crann na Beatha By Bob Carney Most of us are familiar with the ancient celtic image of Crann

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Speak Irish: Yes and No / Irish Radio List

The Festival of Imbolg: Cleveland Comhrá (Conversation)

Tripping Over Technology: Editor’s Corner

Cleveland Comhrá: My Top Ten of 2020

Speak Irish: Ishi

Speak Irish: Nollaig Shona Daoibh

Cleveland Comhrá: Traditions of Christmas

Speak Irish: Pronunciation

Cleveland Comhrá: Owls of Ireland

Speak Irish: Tús Maith Part III

Cleveland Comhrá: Crann na Beatha

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