I have begun studying Munster Dialect, I hope to find information and help here!

Michael Dunn

You've come to the right place – Welcome!

I don't know if this is a big technical for someone starting, but here is the blog of someone who tried really hard to provide information on a specific sub-dialect:

http://corkirish.wordpress.com/

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There is a link to the Old Teach yourself Irish book on that site, which is in Munster Irish.
As far as I know its the only such book with audio as well.
Its very hard to find material for beginners in Munster Irish , most of the material requires a solid understanding in standardised Irish.

I dont know why someone doesnt do a comprehensive course thats then translated in to each of the dialects. Surely once the course was done the translating part would be easy ?

anyway here is the link

To get Dillon, and the recordings,here is what you need to do:
1/ Download from Box.net the following zip files:
Teach_Yourself_Irish.zip
http://www.box.net/shared/h4rl7s5puh
bMp3.zip
http://www.box.net/shared/kgyasg58ry
cMp3.zip
http://www.box.net/shared/3qiuqr9vt4
dMp3.zip
http://www.box.net/shared/mlfdc9ha86
In a clean directory/folder, expand Teach_Yourself_Irish.zip.
This will produce a pair of nested folders.
The outer folder, Teach_Yourself_Irish, contains the pdf file, Irish.pdf, and the inner folder, Mp3, contains some mp3 files.
2/ In the same clean directory/folder, expand bMp3.zip.
This will produce a folder, bMp3, which contains some mp3 files.
Move All of these files into the inner folder, Mp3, and delete the empty folder.
3/ Likewise, cMp3.
4/ Likewise, dMp3.

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