Listen to the final episode of the Bitesize Irish Podcast! Bitesize Irish is going from strength to strength, but the time for the podcast has come to an end. Come join us as an Explore or Grow member

Bitesize Irish is starting a new Journey. Aistear. What is Aistear, and our new foundational course Ts Maith featured on it? It launched Monday 14th March 2022. Eoin interviews Niall Siadhail, our Learning Content Developer at Bitesize Irish about what

Our Bitesize Irish community manager, Emma, joins Eoin for a Bitesize Irish Podcast chat! Emma talks about growing up near Gaeltacht na Rinne (Gaeltacht na nDise). At Bitesize Irish, she posts daily challenges for our Grow members on our community Bitesi

In this episode of the Bitesize Irish Podcast, Eoin looks back at 2021 at Bitesize Irish, and forward at 2022. Ag fachaint siar = Looking back Ag fachaint ar aghaidh = Looking forward Self-Reflection Prompts Where were you on your Irish language journey

Thank you for being part of the Bitesize Irish Podcast! In this episode, Eoin says thanks to our fluent foireann (staff) at Bitesize Irish: Emma, Siobhn agus Niall. They make Bitesize Irish tick every day for all our Irish language learners. Thanks to ou

Biddy Early was an absolute legend in her own right. She shows us what resilience is, in the face of an oppressor. Her ability to heal people drew people to her. Of particular interest to us is whethe

Eoin talks about learning the Irish button accordion in this episode of the Bitesize Irish Podcast. It was intrinsically fun at the beginning, but soon hit some frustration. Its similar to trying to learn the Irish language: great fun at first, but soon

Eoin talks about learning the Irish button accordion in this episode of the Bitesize Irish Podcast. It was intrinsically fun at the beginning, but soon hit some frustration. It’s similar to trying to

Deirdre is from Contae Chiarra (Kerry), and lives for a number of years in Ontario, Canada. She focusses her time on learning Irish traditional music, along with diving into learning to speak the Irish language. Were privileged to have her as a Grow mem

Deirdre is from Contae Chiarraí (Kerry), and lives for a number of years in Ontario, Canada. She focusses her time on learning Irish traditional music, along with diving into learning to speak the Iri