Gaeilge Stories

ALL CREDIT TO THE AUTHOR @LouisYouHottie !!!!!!! Ni maith le Maddie One Direction......cuireann siad istech uirthí go minic. Ach, is aoibhinn le a príomhchara, Lizzie, iad. La amháin, faigheann Lizzie ticéidí dul chuig a gceolchoirm. Cuireann Lizzie ceist ar Maddie dul leí go dtí an gceolchoirm agus- tar éis A LÁN tam-shrocaigh Maddie teigh. Ag an gceolchoirm, thosaigh Maddie ag bainnt taitneamh as an gceolchoirm, ach, go tobann, múchann na soilse agus tá Maddie le na daoine a fuath leí ar dtús.......One Direction.

Ireland can be confusing so I thought I'd explain some of it. If you comment any questions I'll do my best to answer.

idk it's my ocs and their shenanigans

Basically learn the language Irish Reasons: Not many people speak it If you go to the Gaeltacht you can talk to them IRELAND IS THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Title means "The Velvet" A love poem in Irish. Inspiration and first few lines came from the cover. Translation is in the second part Feel free to correct my spelling and have a look at my other poem i ngaeilge

Here are some random poems I've done in my spare time, in the Irish language. I'm using poetry as a means to practise my Irish so don't judge them too harshly.

He had everything he had ever wanted. He had power, he had armies and he had the fear of anyone who even thought of opposing him. After slaying his final enemy, he took over Ireland and tried to retain their power, but failed miserably. The power rested in the claws of a girl. A girl he greatly underestimated. ~ Maeve Moore, the last survivor of her pack, has been on the run, searching for sanctuary. In her search for safety, she uncovers the truth about a prophecy. And we all know how prophecies work.

Avarice Academy is one of the best, most prestigious and most expensive schools in the entire world- And when Robin and her twin brother Peregrine are offered scholarships, they can't wait to get on the plane and rush off to Ireland to start. Though, not everything seems to be so perfect when they get there and meet their roommate; Oliver Roscoe- A condescending, seemingly emotionless, ginger-haired teenage boy with an accent and a chip in his shoulder. Unbeknownst to them at first, they just entered a world where arranged marriages are the norm, and family rivalries end in bloodshed. As they navigate this new social construct, they both make new friends and new enemies. Will they realise that a war of power and pride is about to start before it's too late to return to their normal lives? Or will they stand their ground even though they're nameless- And therefore powerless, in a world based on a hierarchy of surnames called the 'Twelve Descendants.' But if they truly were so out of place, how were they the catalyst to set it all off? "Death before dishonour. From power your name has risen. With your crown they worship your ground, If you use you're voice they will listen. But if you leave, you will not be found, If you cut all ties they disappear forever. It is your most important decision." ||SLOW BUILD||

[WARNING!] SMUT. Swearing, sex.

the title means about the irish. half poem, half normal talking about how I love Irish language essentially. I'll look for the link to the program again and should add a translation eventually

What if we had an in-depth look to Jack's backstory on how it all began. Prior to the apocalypse, we see through Jack's eyes from the beginning of, during his early years, before foster care, before Parker Middle School, and finally, the Apocalypse that started it all to the end. WARNING: Ratings and tags will/might change later on. And also angst, tragedy, and tearjerkers coming! Don't say I didn't warn you!

Title means "The Man Luke" in Irish. A literal translation is in the second (final) part. Poetry sounds better to me in Irish sometimes. Feel free to correct my spelling and have a look at my other poem as gaeilge

Jane Joyce is a "serious vocalist" who's far too busy stressing about her choir dreams and her ex-boyfriend to have time to worry about the chaotic new girl who looks like she might just about ruin Jane's one chance to show her tiny little town just how far she'll go to surpass expectations. *** Jane Joyce is anal when it comes to music - specifically, vocal music. Her technique is flawless, she knows her theory and her composers, and she knows how to make things work. She's a naturally talented musician, and years of hard work have made her somewhat exceptional. Kierra Hyde, on the other hand, likes to sing because it's always felt natural to her. It's nice to have something she's good at - and Kierra? Kierra is amazing, regardless of how little she appears to care or how her vowel placement is a little too Idina Menzel at times. The both of them are too talented for their own good. When the two collide their school's vocal jazz choir, they have competition for the first time. Things aren't looking great - Jane hates Kierra's chaos; Kierra seems to hate Jane's lust for perfection. But when Jane is to perform an original composition at their school's winter choir concert, for better or worse, there's only one person she's confident in the ability of: Kierra.

'Sé seo mo dhialann. Bain taitneamh as mo shaol leadráineach, le ghramadach uafásach xxx

Guide to Gaeilge. 1st edition.

A range of my beautiful poetry, revolved around flowers and plants. Some are sad, some are happy. Some are English and some are as gaeilge. But they are all written from the heart, and all are tailor made for you😊