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Irish Arts Center @ 553 W 51st St, New York, NY
Come celebrate the Irish language with us! Voices of the Gaeltacht Voices are inherently unique. Voice is a medium through which we express ourselves and our personality. It is this unique use of a language which is preserved to this day in the Gaeltachts of Ireland (districts in Ireland where Gaelic is spoken as a daily language) that we celebrate during Féile na Gaeilge, the IAC’s annual Irish Language Day. Meet other fellow language enthusiasts...
Irish Arts Center @ 244 W 54th St, New York, NY
A first course in the Irish language, introducing basic vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and practical use in conversation. Note: We list the non-member price for our classes. If you are a member, please contact CourseHorse for a discount code.
Irish Arts Center @ 244 W 54th St, New York, NY
A class for those with some basic knowledge of the Irish language, designed to further the students' vocabulary and understanding of Irish. Note: We list the non-member price for our classes. If you are a member, please contact CourseHorse for a discount code.
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Irish Arts Center @ 244 W 54th St, New York, NY
For those with at least three prior semesters of Irish language or the equivalent. Students may want to take this course a few times to strengthen vocabulary and their understanding of Irish before moving into Irish Language Level V. Note: We list the non-member price for our classes. If you are a member, please contact CourseHorse for a discount code.
Irish Arts Center @ 244 W 54th St, New York, NY
A course for strengthening your vocabulary and understanding of Irish before moving on to Irish Language Level V. Students taking this class may wish to further their practice at our complimentary tea and conversation circle which takes place from 8-9pm on the same evenings.
Irish Arts Center @ 244 W 54th St, New York, NY
For those with at least two prior semesters of Irish language or the equivalent. Students may want to take this course a few times to strengthen vocabulary and their understanding of Irish before moving into Irish Language Level IV. Note: We list the non-member price for our classes. If you are a member, please contact CourseHorse for a discount code.
Irish Arts Center @ 553 W 51st St, New York, NY
This class is designed for anyone interested in the Irish language, and its use in contemporary visual media, in Irish film, and minority language broadcasting. Texts that will be discussed are Corp agus Anam - TG4's hit drama series; Sínte - a short film by director Tom O Suillivan; and Ros na Rún - TG4's long-running soap opera and Paul Mercier's award winning teenage drama show Aifric. Each class will consist...
Irish Arts Center @ 553 W 51st St, New York, NY
Intercultural Connections Series with Mick Moloney: Close to the Floor? Percussive Dance Traditions in North America This richly illustrated talk discusses the evolution of and relationships between multiple percussive dance forms on the continent, including Appalachian and African American flatfoot and clogging, Irish sean-nós and step dance, North Indian Kathak, Quebecois, Ottawa Valley, Cape Breton, and tap. Featuring a short demo by dancers...
Irish Arts Center @ 553 W 51st St, New York, NY
Enjoy a full day of activities for language enthusiasts of all levels, including immersive workshops in music, film, writing, drama, and storytelling led by our Irish language teachers and special guests. The day will center on this year’s theme, Poetry and Song, featuring bilingual performances, sean-nós songs, and a screening of the film Song of Granite, Ireland’s 2017 submission for the Academy Awards in the Foreign Language category. For...
Irish Arts Center @ 500 W 52nd St, New York, NY
The novel's influence, Deoraíocht will be discussed in relation to Deoraíocht and other pioneering works of the same era. The classic Irish Language novel Deoraíocht, by Pádraic Ó Conaire was a pioneering book. Published in 1910 it is arguably the most important novel from the Gaelic revival. Deoraíocht portrays the life of a struggling immigrant in a very raw and honest way. The popular theme of alienation (coimhthíos) & urbanization...
Irish Arts Center @ 244 W 54th St, New York, NY
Whether you are an absolute beginner, a native speaker, or somewhere in-between, make sure to drop by our comhrá or conversation get-together for a cup of tea and a chat as Gaeilge! A great supplement to our Irish language program and a chance to meet others interested in comhrá and a bit of craic. Note: We list the non-member price for our classes. If you are a member, please contact CourseHorse for a discount code.
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