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Practice your Gaeilge

pajosjunkbox · 2009-10-07 14:57:08

Dia Dhuit, I am looking to start up a regular group of people who are interested in speaking as Gaeilge in a relaxed setting. I was thinking a pub during the week might work. I know this used to happen in Ryans before but I think it's finished now. All levels would be welcome as I am certainly not fluent but would like to…

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07-10-2009 3:57pm

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pajosjunkbox

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Dia Dhuit,

I am looking to start up a regular group of people who are interested in speaking as Gaeilge in a relaxed setting. I was thinking a pub during the week might work. I know this used to happen in Ryans before but I think it's finished now. All levels would be welcome as I am certainly not fluent but would like to be. It would be great to practice what we have and maybe learn something new at the same time. A good excuse for a drink aswell. I have put it out there .........................

Slan
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#2 08-10-2009 2:52pm
Johnnnybravo

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I like the sound of this. I was just saying the other day how Im finding it hard to remember the bit of irish I did have. Dont think I could make it though, I live out a bit from town and moneys so tight at the minute. Sounds like fun though, if money picks up Id defo be in.

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