The text here (with translation)

http://www.ibiblio.org/gaelic/Rhodes/sb.8.html


And someone reading it here (although his version varies slightly, but hey)

http://www.coislife.ie/Realaudiolinks/seanna.ram

It's a pretty good story. I've been reading it with a CD to clarify pronunciation. I'll give the ISBN info as soon as I can get back to my books.

You might be interested in this material I did a few years ago. Using the unabridged version, which is infinitely better than the school version (which is the one they recorded recently). Séadna is really a story within a story.
http://www.scoilgaeilge.org/lessons/seadna/seadna.htm

OK...a bit over due but here none-the-less:

Séanna le Peadar Ó Laoghaire

ISBN # 19011756002

As far as I know this ISBN is for the book and CD set.

The book is apparently written closer to standard Irish which is a bit ironic in that the good Father Ó Laoghaire was much opposed to any "standardization." It does have quite a few idiomatic expression in it that are referenced in the glossary.

I have found it very useful and enjoyable. It has taken some work but not nearly as much as I thought.

Le meas,

James

Really, really try and get this version:

http://www.litriocht.com/shop/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=218 0

WAY better. Original dialect, unabridged. No CD, though. But you have my lessons!