All 28 lessons of Anseo is Ansiúd 3 are now available online in PDF format:

http://www.gaeilge.org/AIA3/

They're set up to print on letter-size paper in "landscape" orientation (horizontally). Although the lessons in the book often span 3 or 4 pages, the content has been scanned and condensed to fit on a single sheet, as I use these for hand-outs in my classes and prefer to keep paper usage to a minimum.

My apologies for the delay for those of you who have been waiting for these; it's been a busy spring.

Le meas,
Cionaodh

What dialect is that? I am studying Munster, and from what I saw it looked alot like it but I am SUCH A BEGINNER that I can't really tell for sure.

It's standard Irish (Caighdeán Oifigiúil).

Go raibh maith agat, a Chionaoidh!

Translating the passages into English and then back into Irish has been a great way to study. The material is great; I can actually read it without having to stop every three words for a dictionary. Much more interesting than translating individual sentences. Thanks for posting it; it's a fabulous study aid.

And when I finally get an ADSL connection back, I still plan to record book 2. And eventually 3.

So do I, and in the phonetic tranlation fix the fact that I used the velarised symbol for all palatals after substituting them in word by mistake...

well I'm out of my last test 5 minutes ago for my degree, so lots of time now to fix inneall, recordings etc