North Central

Introduction to Modern Irish offered each term by Fulbright Scholar from Ireland. All sections are for credit. No non-credit sections offered. Contact Professor Wiley for more information.

This group meets on a weekly basis at either The Runcible Spoon or Boxcar Books on 6th Street in Bloomington. The group is member-led by individuals with an array of experience levels in Irish language.

Non-credit. Contact group by e-mail for information.

http://irishlanguage.nd.edu/

Meeting weekly during Fall, Winter and Spring; semi-weekly during Summer.

6:30 p.m., generally at the Marion Public Library in Marion, IA.

Beginner's class, meets Mondays at 6:30pm at Waterloo Public Library.

Irish classes held every Wednesday evening from 8-9:30pm. Generally starts in mid-October and goes through the end of May. The students are all adults and vary widely in their level of knowledge of the language. We have a lot of fun!

Web site: www.gaelminn.org

One-year course, at irregular intervals, through the English Dept. at the UofM.

2/3 sections available each year at the University of St. Thomas and a month-long immersion program in Carraroe, Co. Galway, for the National University of Ireland, Galway. Private and small group classes are also offered.
BÍonn dhá chúrsa Ghaeilge ag UST i rith na bliana agus tá mé ag teagasc ar Chúrsa na nEachtrannach - cúrsa míosa ar an gCeathrú Rua, Co. na Gaillimhe eagraithe ag Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh.

The Fargo-Moorhead Irish Language Association (FMILA) provides free bimonthly lessons for beginners and intermediate students, as well as several annual workshops and regional Celtic events. Sponsored by Coffeehouse Translations, LLC.

Classes are free and offered on Wednesday evenings at the Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall in Akron, OH. We are using the Buntú Cainte series.

Tuesday night classes Sept-May in Columbus, OH.

Lessons and instruction for beginners and intermediate learners.

These non-credited community courses are designed for adult learners. They are administered through the UW-Madison Continuing Studies Department.

I am working with a study group that meets weekly at Alterra Coffee Shop in Wauwatosa.