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Thanks Roger, we're not sure why it's redirecting for some reason.
October 31, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Thanks Roger, we're not sure why it's redirecting for some reason.
Hi Helena, unfortunately, right now we need ads as this is the only way we are able to fund the running costs of the website and the domains. There are ad blockers available for mobile and web browsers that may work for you.
October 10, 2025 at 8:17 AM
Hi Helena, unfortunately, right now we need ads as this is the only way we are able to fund the running costs of the website and the domains. There are ad blockers available for mobile and web browsers that may work for you.
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Chonaiceamair an riail sin á ple agus dearúd den tsaghas céanna cúpla mí ó shin (gan an Caighdeán féin a bheith i gceist, áfach): bsky.app/profile/silm...
One interesting rule of #irish #grammar that many people struggle with, but it seems well alive in native Irish. A 🧵.
If a proper name (of person or place) is referring to the name itself, & not to a specific person, it’s treated as indefinite after the copula.
#gaeilge #gaelainn #gramadach
If a proper name (of person or place) is referring to the name itself, & not to a specific person, it’s treated as indefinite after the copula.
#gaeilge #gaelainn #gramadach
September 1, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Chonaiceamair an riail sin á ple agus dearúd den tsaghas céanna cúpla mí ó shin (gan an Caighdeán féin a bheith i gceist, áfach): bsky.app/profile/silm...
Thank you. Slow work but we hope it will be worth it.
September 1, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Thank you. Slow work but we hope it will be worth it.
We will also comment on errors that we see in the Caigheán as well, including the one at the start of Chapter 3
irishlanguage.ie/an-caighdean... #irishlanguage #irish #gaeilge
irishlanguage.ie/an-caighdean... #irishlanguage #irish #gaeilge
An Caighdéan Oifigiúil: Chapter 3: Definite and Indefinite Nouns, Abbreviations and the Nominative Form in place of the Genitive (pp. 37-56) - IrishLanguage.ie
This is Chapter 3 of the unofficial translation of An Caighdeán Oifigiúil based off of the 2017 version. You can find all other chapters here.
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September 1, 2025 at 11:12 AM
We will also comment on errors that we see in the Caigheán as well, including the one at the start of Chapter 3
irishlanguage.ie/an-caighdean... #irishlanguage #irish #gaeilge
irishlanguage.ie/an-caighdean... #irishlanguage #irish #gaeilge
It is also not a dialect
August 25, 2025 at 7:43 AM
It is also not a dialect
We will be making changes to each entry throughout the process to fine-tune the translation to be the best it can be
August 24, 2025 at 8:52 PM
We will be making changes to each entry throughout the process to fine-tune the translation to be the best it can be