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Not only is it time to celebrate being Irish but it is also time to celebrate the re-growth of the Irish language. Irish Language Learners h

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Every year, we work diligently to spread the Irish Language. Please support our ongoing efforts. Some people interact with our daily posts. Some people become members. Some people join our classes. Everyone can help by spreading the Irish language with the clothing they wear. Thank you for your continued support. Go raibh maith agaibh!

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Beginner word:

grian (sun) “gree-uhn”

Continuing beginner:

Grian is a feminine noun:

an ghrian (the sun) “ahn gHree-uhn”

Advanced Beginner:

éirí na gréine (rising of the sun)(rising sun)(sunrise) “ay-ree nah. gray-neh”

Gréine is the genitive singular or grian.

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Click here to support Irish Language Learners for Irish Language Learners - Irish language promotion activities

Support the Irish language! Create awareness of the Irish language by wearing it at pubs, festivals, and anywhere you go.