Sentence examples for Irish Gaelic from inspiring English sources
proper noun
The Celtic language indigenous to Ireland, commonly called Irish.
Irish (Gaelic) is the first official language of Ireland, but in practice almost everybody speaks English.
Irish Gaelic, Czech and other languages were used in various communities as well.
Irish Gaelic Mise (Mish-eh).
I am proud of my Irishness and I do speak Irish Gaelic, as does my business colleague.
During this season of solitary communion with his Irishness, to occupy himself as a fulltime writer, Heaney began some translations from Irish Gaelic literature.
Four distinct periods are recognizable in Irish Gaelic literature.
For example, the Welsh are not Irish or Gaelic, but they are Celtic, while the Manx are Celtic and Gaelic but not Irish.
What was remarkable was that the tweet was written in the Irish language, Gaelic.
The Irish language, Gaelic or Gaeilge, quite extraordinarily has neither words for yes or no.
This impoverishment has occurred even in languages that have historically paid close attention to place, such as Irish or Gaelic.
"Ah, grand!" — was in Irish, the Gaelic language that survives only in parts of Ireland — and to a lesser extent, along the garbage route of Ed Shevlin, 51.
