Author: Jo O'donoghue, Sean Mcmahon
Publisher: Cassell
Genre: Reference
Release: Aug 2005 My Rating: 0
Summary: Brewer's Dictionary of Irish Phrase and Fable is devoted exclusively to the history, culture, mythology and language of the island of Ireland. Like its parent volume (Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable), the 'Irish Brewer' covers a huge range of different subjects, and will be particularly generous in its account of legend, superstition and folklore. It will be generous also in its insights into the origins and history of words and phrases, and will contain an remarkable array of expressions and allusions that the user might struggle to find in an 'ordinary' dictionary or encyclopedia of Ireland. Its 5000 A to Z entries entries include Celtic gods and goddesses, bards, beasts, literary allusions, proverbial sayings, idiomatic phrases and expressions, characters from Irish literature ancient and modern, resonant place-names, and individuals and events of 'iconic' stature in Irish history. A significant number of entries will relate to contemporary Irish life and culture. As is de rigueur with all Brewer's-branded titles, there will be material in abundance here to delight lovers of the odd, the obscure and the arcane.
Publisher: Cassell
Genre: Reference
Release: Aug 2005 My Rating: 0
Summary: Brewer's Dictionary of Irish Phrase and Fable is devoted exclusively to the history, culture, mythology and language of the island of Ireland. Like its parent volume (Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable), the 'Irish Brewer' covers a huge range of different subjects, and will be particularly generous in its account of legend, superstition and folklore. It will be generous also in its insights into the origins and history of words and phrases, and will contain an remarkable array of expressions and allusions that the user might struggle to find in an 'ordinary' dictionary or encyclopedia of Ireland. Its 5000 A to Z entries entries include Celtic gods and goddesses, bards, beasts, literary allusions, proverbial sayings, idiomatic phrases and expressions, characters from Irish literature ancient and modern, resonant place-names, and individuals and events of 'iconic' stature in Irish history. A significant number of entries will relate to contemporary Irish life and culture. As is de rigueur with all Brewer's-branded titles, there will be material in abundance here to delight lovers of the odd, the obscure and the arcane.
Author: Micheal O'siadhail
Publisher: Yale University Press
Genre: Reference
Release: Jul 2000 My Rating: 0
Summary: Book designed to be used in conjunction with cassettes "'Learning Irish", ISBN: 0300064632 - sold separately.
Publisher: Yale University Press
Genre: Reference
Release: Jul 2000 My Rating: 0
Summary: Book designed to be used in conjunction with cassettes "'Learning Irish", ISBN: 0300064632 - sold separately.
Author: Diarmuid O Se, Joseph Sheils
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Genre: Reference
Release: Jul 2004 My Rating: 0
Summary: These complete courses are professionally designed for self-guided study. Audiopackages include an instructional paperback book and two companion 60-minute audio CDs. Includes: Step-by-step guide to pronunciation and grammar; Regular and irregular verb tables; Practice exercises and answers; Practical vocabulary and a bilingual glossary; An exploration of the culture.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Genre: Reference
Release: Jul 2004 My Rating: 0
Summary: These complete courses are professionally designed for self-guided study. Audiopackages include an instructional paperback book and two companion 60-minute audio CDs. Includes: Step-by-step guide to pronunciation and grammar; Regular and irregular verb tables; Practice exercises and answers; Practical vocabulary and a bilingual glossary; An exploration of the culture.