Canada

No formal class. Classes can be arranged by email based on interest.
Introductory through Intermediate courses offered.

St. Thomas University offers Beginner Irish Language Levels 1 and 2 annually as part of our Minor in Irish Studies. Courses available to registered students.

A two-semester credit course is given at the university every second year. Non-credit classes for beginners are sometimes available when the credit course is not in session. An informal reading group for slightly more advanced students meets weekly at members' homes during the Fall and Winter.

Saint Francis Xavier now offers full-year credit courses in first year and second year Irish Gaelic as well as four courses (first year through fourth year) in Scottish Gaelic. In addition, we now offer a B.A. honours degree in Celtic Studies.

Online learning with Native Connemara speaker at paraicdonoghue.com

I have been teaching Irish in Ontario, Canada, for the last 11 years and now online with skype for the last 2 years. I was born in Conamara, a native Irish speaker. I really enjoy teaching the Irish language.

Bunrang (Beginners): Room 407, Watson Hall, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario
Thursdays, 6 - 7 p.m.

Meánrang ag teach Bob MacDiarmid, 202 Main Street, Kingston, ON
Every Wednesday, 6 - 7:15 p.m.

Ardrang ag Ben's Pub, 105 Clergy East, Kingston, ON
Gach Céadaoin, 7 - 9 i.n.

Teacher, Mairin Padgett

Oíche Dé Luain, ó mhí Meáin Fómhair go mí na Bealtaine
Bunrang: 6 i.n. - 7 i.n.
Meánrang & Ardrang: 7 i.n. - 8.30 i.n.

Suíomh idirlín: OttawaComhaltas.com

Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced classes. Courses available to registered University of Toronto students.
Other teachers: David Livingston-Lowe (email: davdeb@sympatico.ca) and Prof. Anne Dooley (email: ann.dooley@utoronto.ca

No formal classes. Instruction an be arranged depending on interest or demand. Contact via email to arrange or set up a meeting. Anything from Basic to Advanced Level may be provided.