An Ghaeilge              

Tá Craobh Átha Leathan Gaeltacht bheag. Gach oiche Ceadaoin chualas lena daoine ag caint Gaeilge le cheile. Tá 'Tir gan teanga is tir gan anam' sean fhocal agus is fior é.

Thosíomar na ceachteanna deich mbliaina ó shin agus lán daoine a bhí linn i rith am seo. Tá foghlaimeóirí cardúil agus tá fáilte mhór ag fanacht fa choinne foghlaimeóirí nua.

Ar mhaith leat a bhualadh lena mhuinteóirí? Bheidís athas orthu a thaispeáin sampla ceacht as amach an bhúnrang.

Tar isteach agus foghlaim an theanga na hÉireann
                    

Bradford Branch of Comhaltas is a mini-Gaeltacht. Every Wednesday night you will hear people speaking Irish together. 'A country without a language is a country without a soul' is a true saying and Ireland has struggled to retain and regain the native tongue, once forbidden but now very much alive and active, not least among those whose only link with the country goes back generations and who live in Britain.

We began the lessons ten years ago and lots of different people have been with us during that time. Some moved away, others couldn't continue because of domestic committments, yet more we lost to the grim reaper. But there were always new people arriving who were keen to renew their acquaintance with Irish, or wanted to upgrade their knowledge or were just curious.

All the learners are very friendly and a great welcome awaits the new learner. If you would like to sample a lesson from the beginners class, the teachers would be happy to accommodate you.  

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