Gaelchultúr, the Irish language training and consultancy company, is challenging people to learn more than a cúpla focal this autumn in one of their many Irish courses around Ireland. From Letterkenny to Cork, Gaelchultúr provide Irish language evening classes that are fun and engaging and will begin between 21-24 September 2009.

Gaelchultúr is offering classes at eight different levels in Dublin and at three or four levels in most of the other venues throughout the country. Learners will attend a two-hour class, one night a week for twelve weeks, and the course fee is €240.

“These classes are a great way to improve your cúpla focal,” says Sara-Jane Ní Ghabhann from Gaelchultúr, “or to learn the language from scratch. In recent years, there has been a big increase in the number of people learning Irish around the country. There’s no doubt that people’s attitude towards the language is changing and many are returning to it again. Gaelchultúr is providing stimulating and fun classes throughout Ireland to meet this demand. Practical, everyday language is taught in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.”

Gaelchultúr has been running training courses in public sector bodies for the past four years and the company is involved in the MA in Applied Irish being offered by the School of Languages in DIT since last year. Gaelchultúr has also developed an e-learning website, ranganna.com, and a new course at lower intermediate level will be launched on that site later this month.

Those interested in attending Gaelchultúr’s autumn course can reserve a place online at www.gaelchultur.com. As places are limited, early booking is advisable. An online placement test is available at www.gaelchultur.com to help those who are unsure what level they’re at choose the correct class.

More information is available by visiting www.gaelchultur.com, calling 1890 252 900 or writing to eolas@gaelchultur.com.

Gaelchultúr receives financial support from Foras na Gaeilge (www.gaeilge.ie).

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