that works for me too

Maybe have both.

The original with note saying for UK residents only or people that have the correct software installed (forget what's it called)

and

Mick's link with a note saying internationally accessible.

As a suggestion

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I have added Mick's link so both are included in the original post.

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Tá sibh uamhnach! Thanks for starting the thread, I have been running of of the following site:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/ir ... /learners/

So I didn't know there was video or anything other than what's there, this site works in the US.

I really like it because of how conversational it it and when I want to see how a word is spelled I can look at the lesson's listing.

One thing I found pretty quickly was how limited it really is, tá sé giota beag fíor.
I do like being able to listen to a variety of people speaking and it is very much an easily digestilbe amount. I was frankly surprised, when I jumped ahead a few lessons, at how much I did understand even though it was essentially new information.

I KNEW IT!

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