Speak Irish: Speak Irish Cleveland Takes A New Direction
I’ve written before about our Speak Irish Cleveland classes being a collective effort. The class would not exist if Caitlin and I didn’t have the support of others.
We’ve gradually begun taking a different approach, adding some things to the class that we’ve only talked about in the past. I’d like to take this opportunity to share some of them with you now.
Editor’s Corner: Being Irish Is So Much More Than March
redgvnbm.l/jhcnv bbjlk
Akron Irish: Green Season
I found out that the overgrown hedgerows were a by-product of a study done by a citizen group. Ireland, again punching above their national weight, were the first country in the world to conduct a Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversity Loss in 2022.
Akron Irish: Feel the Power
When friends ask us about planning a trip to Ireland, Dublin is always at the top of their lists. They ask about the pubs, Trinity, Guinness and th
Speak Irish: Leabharlann Phoiblí
After joining Cleveland Public Library’s International Languages and Foreign Literature Department, she persuaded her manager to allow her to take over the library’s Irish, Scottish and Welsh collections that
Akron Irish: Gone to the Dogs
When Did Dogs Become Domesticated? At what point did this happen for dogs? Primitive man was thinking way more about food and making
Speak Irish: Cúpla Focal
Irish language classes and tips
Akron Irish: Haunted
By Lisa O’Rourke Shane MacGowan has left us after a long illness. In his case, long illness means that he spent over half of his adult life, with “a year, […]
Speak Irish: More Seanfhocail
By Bob Carney “If you’re gonna stand there and moo, you’d better give milk!” I remember my grandfather saying that to me when I was young. I was complaining about […]
Speak Irish: Scél Lemm Dúib
Explore the ancient Irish perspective on winter through the poetry of Finn MacCumhaill, a legendary figure in Irish mythology. Uncover the sentiments of the eighth or ninth century expressed in the Old Irish poem “Scél Lemm Dúib” and delve into the nuances of its translation. Join the journey back in time to understand the seasonal complaints and observations of days gone by.
