A weekend in the Gaeltacht! 😍🇮🇪 Oideas Gael, Gleann Cholm Cille

3 BLIANA ar KZbin inniu a chairde 🥰🥳 Tá mé chomh sásta gur thosaigh mé an cainéal seo, cuireann sé áthas an domhain orm go bhfuil sibh uilig ag iarraidh Gaeilge a fhoghlaim, a chluinstin, a labhairt agus a scaipeadh 😊 Maith sibh, coinnigí oraibh🙌Déanfaidh mé rud inteacht speisialta go luath chun ceiliúradh ☺ Más mian libh tacú liom, seo mo Patreon: www.patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi Tá mé fiosrach, cad é an físeán is fearr libh? 🤔 Insigí domh 👇 EN: 3 years on KZbin today friends. I'm so happy that I started this channel, it makes me very happy that you all want to learn, hear, speak and spread Irish. Good on you, keep it up! I'll do something special soon to celebrate. If you want to support me, here's my Patreon: www.patreon.com/gaeilgeimochroi I'm curious, what's your favourite video? Tell me

[@orianadominguez3665]

Go raibh míle maith agat, Molly! Is brea liom é. Tá mé i mo chonai i mBaile Atha Cliath anis, ach is mian liom dul Gaeltacht. Tá suim mhor agam í Gaeilge. Is brea liom do físeán.

[@leeamate8904]

Its so beautiful hearing people speak Irish

[@lancecerejo9518]

Here in Eire ☘️ 🇮🇪 since the past two months to study MSc. Absolutely loving all the glorious Churches. People too are so kind and always polite. So glad KZbin recommended me your channel. So far, I've learned to pray the Lord's prayer in Gaelic. Though improper with the pronunciations. 😅 Ár n-Athair atá ar neamh, Go naofar d'ainim, Go dtagfadh do ríocht, Go ndéantar do thoil ar an talamh mar a dhéantar ar neamh. Ár n-arán laethúil tabhair dúinn inniu, agus maith dúinn ár bhfiacha mar a mhaithimidne dár bhféichiúna féin Ach ná lig sinn i gcathú, ach saor sinn ó olc. Glóir do Dhia an tAthair, agus don Tiarna Íosa Críost an Mac, agus don Spiorad Naomh. Mar a bhí ar dtús, atá anois, agus a bheidh go brách, saol gan deireadh. Amen 🙏

[@auntie-angie-2112]

I am attending a week long course at Oideas Geal in April 2023 and this was a great introduction to what I can expect. As an autistic person, this video has gone a long way towards quelling my anxieties. Go raibh maith agat!

I’m so glad to hear that 😁 go ndéana a mhaith duit agus bain sult as Oideas Gael!

[@auntie-angie-2112]

@ Go raibh maith agat! Is breá liom do chainéal. Obair mhaith!

[@thomasmcculey7942]

I had a priest friend from a village near Ardra, Donegal. He was a monoglot speaker of Ulster Irish until he was 13. His name was Neil MacHugh.

[@vanessabonneval]

🇮🇪 I love your video ! And I love Oideas Gael... 💚 I spent one week in Ireland last month (I'm French), and I was at Oideas Gael for the St Patrick's Day, I attended a flute workshop for the week-end. It was amazing, and I loved hearing people talking in Irish ! Hope to go there again in the future. 🫶

[@dianethompson2458]

Thanks so much for this episode. I am Canadian. My grandfather was born in Fermanagh. I love the language and I am currently trying to learn it.

Go ndéana a mhaith duit Diane 😊 maith thú!

[@tile-maker4962]

3 years, comhghairdeas! I have been learning Irish for about 3 months now. At some point i'd like to start conversations with people. I only know about 200 words but I can get there!

Coinnigh ort 🙌🏻

[@Finbarheerlen]

Thank you so much for this episode. I love the scenery and I miss the delicious breakfasts. I am from the Netherlands and try o learn a bit of Gaelic with Duolingo, but it is hard without Irish speaking people around you.

Check out ciorcal comhrá online! www.peig.ie

[@davidh7071]

I always thought Irish sounds a lot like Dutch if you don't pay attention, they're obviously different language families but the sounds are quite similar

[@SibéalRae]

Dia duit Molly! 😊 cad é mar atá tú? !! Are there ways I could get better at my Irish? I live in a America with a big background of Irish and I’m learning with an Irish teacher but how are some ways I could get better at reading and writing? Go raibh maith agat!!

[@johnhaggerty4396]

It has been decades since I had a Scottish breakfast like yours in Teach Chait. How I miss my Irish grannie's country !

[@melvin2343]

Nìl Gaeilge na h-Èireann agam ach tha Gàidhlig na h-Alba agam agus cha robh seo ro dhuilich ri tuigsinn:) Bu mhath leam Gàidhlig na h-Èireann ionnsachadh cuideachd:) Mòran taing!

[@liambyrne5285]

Níl mo gaeilge go maith ach is féidir liom é sin a thigin

[@grahamfleming8139]

When you see Irish place names written out it is easier to understand a bit like our Gaelic

Ar dóigh, maith thú :) Is breá liom Gàidhlig agus tuigim í nuair atá sí scríofa agus uaireanta labhartha

[@grahamfleming8139]

Ar ghaidhlig scriabh amach cuideach!

[@paddysmusic3503]

So glad to finally find some material in this dialect. Is there anything else you'd recommend for it specifically? I've found some facebook groups, but stuff to listen to would be very helpful. Maybe there's some other youtube channels / films? Sadly wasn't taught at school so having to learn Irish the hard way. ://

[@tasingp]

I was just there a few months ago for one week and had the time of my life, met so many new friends there. Glad you had a good time too!

Is áit iontach í 😁

[@occidentadvocate.9759]

The Language my ancestors spoke. The English almost eradicated it. Its great to see its still living, and the culture is still thriving. Greetings from a Gael on Tyneside to Gaels in Ireland, Scotland, and Gaels all over the world! IRELAND FOR THE IRISH! 🇮🇪

[@jimmorrison2657]

IRELAND FOR THE IRISH What do you mean by this?

[@youser1093]

It's to do with the troubles in Northern Ireland don't take it to be necessarily racist as Ireland is and was occupied by the British and they owned most the power

[@jimmorrison2657]

@@youser1093 Ok. If it means that Ireland should be owned and controlled by the Irish, I fully agree with it. If it means that only Irish people should be living in Ireland, I think it is deeply wrong.

[@johnoneal1234]

@@jimmorrison2657 Considering the horrific Worldwide upheaval caused by massive migration, it's well past time to quit pretending there is anything vaguely noble about it. It's time to bring it to a screeching halt, and for people seeking a better place to live to build one in their own country.

[@nxtaaa]

@@jimmorrison2657 everything as it was for centuries isnt dEePlY wRoNg ..... don’t be an enemy of culture

[@kristintaggart9381]

I did a weekend course there three years ago, and wow, did this video bring back memories! I'm still at the cúpla focal level myself, but poking along slowly. Go raith mile maith agat!

Coinnigh ort Kristin 😁🙌🏻

[@hannahmartin6656]

Dia duit

[@Alasdair37448]

What a blast thanks for sharing this lovely experience with us.

[@yrosarosas3093]

I'm only learning since June but from time to time i check your videos to see if I get some words in Irish and i feel so happy I get very few but better than before tá sceitimíní orm!

maith thú!

[@fearlesssfcappuccino]

Ahhhhh this is so cool!!! So glad you got to do this and thank you for sharing with us!!! (And someday eventually I will be able to comment on one of your vids in Irish!! Slowly but surely...)

[@casperkasparov302]

When Molly goes outside it stops raining!

[@patrickodonnell4109]

Lovely video. Enjoyed it thoroughly. Thank you.

Go ndéana a mhaith duit 😊

[@jakej2256]

I’ve been learning it myself through a few translations apps, I’m medium level.

[@giselyenascimentoreis3936]

Looks like amazing. I love your videos and one day I want to learn gaelic ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tatechasers2393]

love the content. So my Grandfather was born in Derry in 1910, would he have spoken Irish?

It completely depends from family to family at that stage, he could have 😊

[@amishmime]

I’m not sure which is more challenging speaking or reading the language.

[@frootmcgoose3076]

Thanks for the lovely video...💚

you're welcome :)

[@The_Gallowglass]

Hope some day I can go there.

make it happen :D

[@KC-wi4gh]

Go raibh maith agat Molly. Tá cúpla focla agam ( Fainne Airgead) . I've been in the Gaeltacht area a few times but never to study. As I'm 51 years old now I feel I've left it too late but maybe not. 🤔. Anyway thank you for posting this video. Is maith liom " Gaeilge I mo chroí ". 🙏💚

It's never too late! Give it a go, ba bhreá leat Oideas Gael :)

[@KC-wi4gh]

@ 👍👍. Maybe I will Molly . Go raibh mile maith agat mo Chara.. Oíche Mhaith 🙏💚

[@maia8823]

I love this vlog!!

Go raibh maith agat 🥰

[@shanewalsh7337]

How much does it cost to go and stay there for a week? 🙂

[@jonathandeh-ora9616]

240 euro

[@donaldmccormack7580]

GRMMA as do thaiti i Gleann Cholm Cille a roinnt duinn. Taím bréa sasta go raibh t - am maith agat.

[@kellyb1420]

I wanna go HOME to Ireland 🇮🇪 I’ve never been there but I have family there. In Dunlin and Cork And my Maiden name is O’Connell so yeah, I’m like 90% Irish lol 😂 this makes me wanna go home. ❤️☘️ 🇮🇪❤️🎶

[@vagueann5506]

Being from Ireland or Irish is growing up in Ireland

[@eilisniaisi5954]

@@vagueann5506 fact

[@aarocl]

Sighhhh

[@CordellBM]

"Home" 😂 Wouldn't mind going home to Ethiopia, 100% of my family has relatives from there, mostly from a few thousand years ago

[@poppy435]

American?

[@sanchoodell6789]

12:19 Gaelic Daleks! An Dáiléikleri na nGhaelge

[@harryclarke9310]

Dia Duit! I’m currently learning Irish and I was wondering if you have any tips for remembering séimhiú? I’m having a bit of trouble remembering what the different sounds are for each letter!

[@dangillespie7052]

Watch Ros na Rún on TG4 with the Urish subtitles turned on. Seeing and hearing the words together is a good strategy for learning the phonetics.

I made a video about it 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKbGiaJsr8aqla8

[@kareemaltayyar2186]

Hello, beautiful natural please I like mother earth, but I find Irish language very hard and weird, I will try learn some words, thanks and I will follow ur Chanel .

[@Tazer_Silverscar]

Eoghan (13:12) sounds like a really cool chap. Wish I could get a better grasp on Irish, would be nice to watch without subtitles and still know what was going on ^^;

Yeah he’s a great guy 😁 keep at it, you will! Practice practice practice 🙌🏻

[@johnoneal1234]

@ I am deaf and in the USA. Do you know if there are any organizations offering Irish instruction for deaf people? I am none too hopeful, there probably isn't much demand but it really complicates things to never hear Irish spoken.

[@giselyenascimentoreis3936]

I love your videos. I live in Ireland and I would like to learn gaelic❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cathal3688]

Maith thú féin, a Mholly. An Gleann abú! 🙂

[@grahamfleming8139]

Tha mi tuigsinn began bho Alba Slainte.

[@grahamfleming8139]

Beagan

[@clairecelaena]

Okay, I’m a fan

[@thedeaforc]

Be there, love it.

[@NathanSaor1798]

cailleach! tháinig mé ar son na gaeilge ach d'fhan mé ag féachaint ar na súile sin.

[@baintreachas]

cén fáth a ndéarfá é sin 😭bí múinte a tuairimí youtube- dúshlán, leibhéal dodhéanta

[@Patrick-xc4ul]

I may have figured out why I study irish.i have a crippling condition called stupiphobia. A sometimes intense fear of being stupid.or trying to make freinds with stupid people.i service my condition by Trying to figure out teanga na Heireann. I hope I don't sound to stupid. Thanx for listening. HA! 😆

[@macnacailli]

The page you show at 5:23 - what book is that from? (Googling Neill O Domhnaill failed me) GRMA!!

[@misneach1700]

Bodach an Chóta Lachna 😊

[@Patavoc]

Chonaic mé mo chéad mhúinteoir seo, bhí sé ag seinm an ghiotár ar 3:10. Físeán iontach mhaith.

[@pulchralutetia]

Moran taing airson an bhidio seo!

[@GaeilgegoDeo]

Táim díreach tar éis Madame Lazare a fháil! Tá agallamh maith le Tadgh faoi ar KZbin. Measaim go mbeidh sé an suimiúil.

Grma 😁

[@paulmerricks3764]

Dia duit a Molly, Bhí an-spraoi agam ann, is mian liom Sin a dhéanamh go luath,

[@daniburns6369]

Go raibh míle!

[@x-latetv-x6816]

Ta me go mhaith😉

[@invisible1981]

Dia dhuit

[@francisbarrois8956]

Ships,These werw plenty food was delicious These were a shower everyday hotels Iwere perfect but the Visite were poor These were a policewpman I recognyse for the Saint Patrick das in NY C. francis

[@aodhang9120]

Maith thú Molly. Is aoibhinn liom an fisean seo

Go raibh maith agat a Aodháin 🤗

[@johnnykavanagh5830]

Ana chailín go deo ón t-aon mac an scriobhnóir Ger ó Ciobháin a scriobh 4 leabhar ceann acu siúd abea "Cogarnach Ár gCósta " ó chorca Dhuibhne isea sinn I gCiarraí kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHuzn6KiqapkraM