A recent study by Preply found the most difficult Irish place names for tourists to pronounce ... from the fact that they originated in the Irish language. “Since [Gaeilge] has its own unique ...

The Irish names Aoife and Saoirse are the hardest words for British people to pronounce, according to a 2023 study commissioned by casino operator Slotbox. British people have the most difficulty ...

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For example, my name – Aoife. No matter what way you sound it out in the Irish language it makes no sense to pronounce it “ee-fa"! These kinds of things make it very difficult but you just ...

"Gaelic phonology" redirects here. For the phonology of Irish, see Irish phonology. For the phonology of the Manx Gaelic language, see Manx phonology. Following a significant gap, the middle to the ...

THE TEACHING OF the Irish language in the education system is at “crisis point” and must be overhauled “urgently” in order to encourage more students to study the subject in school ...

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Marcus Freeman revealed the first depth chart of the season Monday, putting into writing what the Fighting Irish showed during camp the past four weeks. And while everything is subject to change ...

"I keep saying 'feckin' with every feckin' thing I do now." On the Irish language, Keoghan went on: "He [Abbott] speaks Irish, yeah, he speaks Gaelic." Viewers were not happy with the Dubliner ...