The dictionary is available for free and is compatible with both desktop computers and mobile devices.
Yes grammatical knowledge and audio files matching the Irish content in the dictionary.
The purpose of the site is to provide free and ready access to lexical, grammatical and phonetic data relating to words in Irish. The site will enable the user to conduct a single search to find the dictionary entries, grammatical information and phonetic files relating to any given word.
This is the national terminology database for the Irish language, managed by a research group. Wisdom , Enterprise & Irish School (DCU) in collaboration with the Terminology Committee , The Irish Language Institute .
Yes c. 186,000 bilingual entries available in the database. The terms can be approached in various ways and it is also possible download the content in TBX or TXT format. Information on how to use the site is available here . If you are looking for a term that is not available in this database, you can request a version from the Terminology Committee, Foras na Gaeilge, but the inquiry form to fill.
Independent Irish dictionary
URL: http://www.potafocal.com /
Gael Gram Gaeilge is a new grammar checker that works online in the cloud. It checks your Irish grammar and spelling and suggests automatic corrections. It works on laptops, tablets and phones via web browsers and has downloadable add-ins for Word.
ABAIR develops AI technologies for Irish dialects, as well as resources and tools that use this technology – tools for the Irish Language Community, for education and access for those with disabilities.
URL: https://abair.ie/
The Corpus Náisiúnta na Gaeilge is a balanced corpus of both written and spoken material. All the texts compiled for the corpus relate to the period 2000–2024 and are intended to be representative of contemporary Irish.
You can attend Irish courses online through this site. Ranganna.com allows you to learn natural, everyday Irish independently and at your own pace.
The Irish Placenames Database: This is a comprehensive management facility for the State's placename data, records and research. It is a public resource, for Irish people at home and abroad, and encourages interest in the richness and lore of Irish placenames.