Item category 2: Gaeilge

Cardboard book with flaps about a playful little puppy, Bran. He’s loves hiding, even when he’s at school. Lift the flaps to find out where he has disappeared to!

By the end of 1914, World War I raged along hundreds of miles of trenches in Europe. But on Christmas Eve, soldiers on both sides began laying down their arms. In the days that followed, most of the fighting stopped and bitter enemies treated each other as friends to mark the special day. How did...

Tá ceithre ubh ina nead ag Cití Cearc agus tá sí sona sásta. Ach ar maidin, tá ubh amháin ar iarraidh! Céard a tharla? Ar ghoid gadaí gránna í? Agus an mbeidh Cití agus a cairde in ann an ubh álainn a fháil ar ais?In this beautiful new version of a Futa Fata classic, Patricia Forde's vivid charac...

Is cnuasach é ‘Dúchan’ de shamplaí a bhreac Máirtín Ó Cadhain (1906–1970) ina mhórshaothar foclóireachta, mar léiriú ar úsáid focal, nathán agus leaganacha cainte i gcanúintí Gaeilge Chonamara a linne féin. Gheofar ann léiriú suntasach ar chaint agus ar shaol na Gaeltachta, chomh maith leis an eo...

The first Éigse na Bruiséile was held in May 2022. The content of this book is a result of that first Éigse - a useful and attractive taste of some of the festival events. There is the old: a comprehensive account of the historical connection that the Irish have with the area known today as ‘Bel...

Little Eoinín is going shopping! He needs to get a trolley and then carefully steer the trolley around the supermarket and get all the items on his shopping list. Can you help?

This illustrated book teaches girls (and boys) in Gaelscoileanna the language surrounding their bodies and what happens during menstruation. When we try something new - whether it's riding a bike, baking cookies, or learning to swim - we usually need a little help at first. We might wobble, make ...

Cabhraigh le Bran 'Oiche Mhaith' a rá le gach duine sula dtéann sé a chodladh.

A kind little puffling lives on Skellig Michael. She loves her cosy underground bed. But her smaller puffling friend is afraid of the dark. Can the animals of Skellig help her show him the wonder of nighttime?

These sermons were written in County Sligo, or County Mayo, shortly before the Famine. The manuscripts that survived are important as a link to a time when Irish was a strong vibrant vernacular.