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 Are you ready to supercharge your Irish listening comprehension?

Our podcast is the perfect tool for you. Studies show that the key to mastering a second language is through repetition and active processing.

That's why each episode of our podcast features a story in Irish, followed by a sentence-by-sentence retelling that alternates between Irish and English.

This approach not only allows you to fully understand and absorb the vocabulary and grammar but also provides a bilingual support to aid your listening comprehension. But we don't stop there.

Research in sociolinguistics highlights the importance of culture in language learning, which is why we provide a list of vocabulary words and a transcript of the audio to help you understand the cultural context of the story. And for your convenience, we also include a transcript of the audio to help you refer back to any parts you may have struggled with.

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  • A Winter Proposal Under Twinkling Lights

    A Winter Proposal Under Twinkling Lights
    2025/11/24
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: A Winter Proposal Under Twinkling Lights Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-24-08-38-18-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Oíche shamhraidh ab ea é i mBaile Átha Cliath.En: It was a summer night in Baile Átha Cliath.Ga: Bhí an aer úr agus crannáin ag titim le gaoth an fhómhair.En: The air was fresh and leaves were falling with the autumn wind.Ga: Bhí amhras ar Eamon an lá ar fad.En: Eamon had been doubtful all day.Ga: An mbeidh gach rud ceart go leor?En: Will everything be okay?Ga: Bhí sé ag iarraidh ceist mhór a chur ar Shiobhán.En: He wanted to ask Siobhán the big question.Ga: Lá gnóthach a bhí ann ar an gclós oighir.En: It was a busy day at the ice rink.Ga: Bhí soilse beag buí ag glioscarnach agus ceol meidhreach ag seinm.En: Small yellow lights were twinkling and cheerful music was playing.Ga: Bhí leanaí ag screadaíl agus ag gáire agus scátaí ag greadadh go bog ar an oighear.En: Children were screaming and laughing, and skates were softly scraping on the ice.Ga: Bhí Eamon, Siobhán agus a cara is fearr Brigid ag scátáil thart.En: Eamon, Siobhán, and her best friend Brigid were skating around.Ga: Plean ag Eamon, ach níl Siobhán ar an eolas.En: Eamon had a plan, but Siobhán was unaware.Ga: "Siobhán, ansin b'fhéidir gur chóir duit foghlaim conas casadh níos fearr!" a dúirt Brigid agus thug sí barróg ar Siobhán go deo lena ceacht scátáil bréige.En: "Siobhán, maybe you should learn how to turn better!" said Brigid and gave Siobhán a big hug with her fake skating lesson.Ga: Bhí Brigid tíosach agus cúnta, ag coinneáil Siobhán gnóthach.En: Brigid was thoughtful and helpful, keeping Siobhán busy.Ga: Thosaigh Eamon ag breathnú go fíochmhar ar a phócaí, ach... ó, nár tharla an rud is measa!En: Eamon started to look frantically into his pockets, but... oh, the worst hadn't happened!Ga: Bhí an fáinne caillte aige.En: He had lost the ring.Ga: Pietro is ainm do bhabeac beag liath a reáchtáil i gceann síos.En: A small gray rabbit named Pietro ran ahead.Ga: Chuir an mhí-ádh níos mó eagla ar Eamon.En: This misfortune made Eamon even more fearful.Ga: "Brigid, coinnigh Siobhán gnóthach!" a d'iarr Eamon go ciúin uirthi.En: "Brigid, keep Siobhán busy!" he asked her quietly.Ga: Lean sé ar aghaidh ag cuardach ar an oighir.En: He continued searching on the ice.Ga: Idir an dá linn, bhí Brigid, chomh cruthaitheach is a bhí sí, ag tabhairt ceachtanna scátála do Shiobhán, ag déanamh í gan am a thabhairt faoi deara go raibh Eamon i lár an tsolas ghairniowaćanna ar uisce.En: Meanwhile, Brigid, as creative as she was, was giving skating lessons to Siobhán, making her not notice that Eamon was in the middle of the twinkling lights on the ice.Ga: Ach, fairis God!En: But, thank God!Ga: Fuair Eamon an fáinne.En: Eamon found the ring.Ga: Léim a ghráin i ndiaidh luaith agus d’fhill sé ar Shibhán.En: His heart leapt with relief, and he returned to Siobhán.Ga: Chuir Brigid comhartha go discréideach dó.En: Brigid discreetly gave him a signal.Ga: An t-am ceart.En: The right time.Ga: Chuaigh Eamon amach go lár na rinc, phoird.En: Eamon went out to the center of the rink, circled.Ga: Smaoinigh sé ar gach focal uair an chloig roimhe seo, agus éirsean go glúin.En: He thought of every word an hour before, and went down on one knee.Ga: D’éist an slua, gan fios acu, ach ansin cheol na soilse óga.En: The crowd listened, unaware, but then the young lights sang.Ga: "Earb, Siobhán," a dúirt sé go bog, "an bpósfaidh tú mé?"En: "Dear Siobhán," he said softly, "will you marry me?"Ga: Bhí Siobhán ag briseadh amach i silire, iontas éigin uirthi.En: Siobhán was breaking out in tears, some surprise upon her.Ga: Ach seasadh go laidir anseo í.En: But she stood strong there.Ga: "Tá," a dúirt sí go humble.En: "Yes," she said quietly.Ga: Chóir anseo póg, ann salúd iar-chuimhnigh.En: Here came a kiss, a memorable moment sealed.Ga: Thosaíonn a phian an cheolta, léiríonn Siobhán diongbháilteacht mhór Eamon seo agus bródúil as ó Brigid.En: The music began, showing Siobhán's great resolve, Eamon's pride, and Brigid's happiness.Ga: Bhí an scéalaí an-shona.En: The storyteller was very happy.Ga: Le chéile, chuaigh siad as an oighear, i measc gealadh i bhféile.En: Together, they left the ice, amidst the brightness of celebration.Ga: Tháinig a fíorchaidrimh, ní san fhuar, ach i dtráth mórtha.En: Their true relationship was born, not in the cold, but in a great moment. Vocabulary Words:doubtful: amhrastwinkling: glioscarnachcheerful: meidhreachscraping: greadadhunaware: ar an eolasfrantically: fíochmharmisfortune: mí-ádhfearful: eaglacreative: cruthaitheachdiscreetly: go discréideachsignal: comhartharesolve: diongbháilteachtmemorable: iar-chuimhnighamidst: i meascbrightness: gealadhcelebration: féilerelationship: fíorchaidrimhseal: salúdquest: ...
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  • Roisin and Fluff: The Garden's Unexpected Stars

    Roisin and Fluff: The Garden's Unexpected Stars
    2025/11/23
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Roisin and Fluff: The Garden's Unexpected Stars Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-23-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an ghrian ag taitneamh go geal ar Laethanta Lár an Fhómhair i mBaile Átha Cliath.En: The sun was shining brightly on Mid-Autumn Days in Baile Átha Cliath.Ga: Bhí dathanna áille ar na crainn sa Ghairdín Luibheolaíochta, ór, dearg is donn.En: The trees in the Ghairdín Luibheolaíochta were adorned with beautiful colors of gold, red, and brown.Ga: Bhí Róisín ag siúl go measartha tapaidh ar na cosáin lenár gcoinín beag, Fluff, ag preabadh in aice léi.En: Róisín was walking at a moderately brisk pace along the paths with her little rabbit, Fluff, hopping beside her.Ga: Bhí sí ag lorg áit chiúin ionas go bhféadfadh Fluff taitneamh a bhaint as an nádúr.En: She was looking for a quiet place so Fluff could enjoy the nature.Ga: Bhí Seamus, cara dílis Róisín, ag teacht léi, ag gáire faoi conquer maithis na bliana.En: Seamus, Róisín's faithful friend, was coming along with her, laughing about the goodness of the year's conquest.Ga: "An bhfuil tú cinnte nach n-éireoidh Fluff caillte anseo?En: "Are you sure Fluff won't get lost here?"Ga: " a d'fhiafraigh sé, ag féachaint thart ar na sluaite a bhí cruinnithe ann.En: he asked, looking around at the crowds gathered there.Ga: "Ó, beidh sé ceart go leor, Seamus," a dúirt Róisín go muiníneach.En: "Oh, he'll be fine, Seamus," Róisín said confidently.Ga: "Ní hé nach eol dom cá bhfuil muid ag dul.En: "It's not as if I don't know where we're going."Ga: "Ach, níor thuig Róisín go raibh siad ag druidim le taispeántas na madraí a bhí ar siúl sa ghairdín ar an lá sin.En: But, Róisín didn't realize they were approaching the dog show that was taking place in the garden that day.Ga: Nuair a chas siad cúinne, fuair siad féin agus Fluff iad féin i lár an aonaigh, madraí mórthimpeall orthu, ag tafann agus ag seinm leis an aerúr.En: When they turned a corner, they and Fluff found themselves in the midst of the fair, surrounded by dogs barking and playing in the fresh air.Ga: Bhí an t-úafás ar Róisín agus í ag fiafraí cá as ar tháinig na madraí seo go léir.En: Róisín was horrified and wondered where all these dogs had come from.Ga: Chonaic Maeve, breitheamh an taispeántais, an cás agus bhain gáire aisti.En: Maeve, the judge of the show, saw the situation and laughed.Ga: "Is beag a fheicim coinín i gcomórtas madraí, ach tá sé seo go hiontach!En: "It's rare to see a rabbit at a dog competition, but this is fantastic!"Ga: " a dúirt sí go spraíúil, agus casadh sí ar na daoine timpeall orthu, ag tairiscint seans do Fluff.En: she said playfully, turning to the people around them, offering a chance for Fluff.Ga: Bhí Róisín beagnach ag crith le náire ar dtús, ach ansin tháinig meangadh mór ar a haghaidh.En: Róisín was almost shaking with embarrassment at first, but then a big smile spread across her face.Ga: "Ar aghaigh, Fluff.En: "Go ahead, Fluff.Ga: Lig dúinn a thaispeáint dóibh cad is féidir leat a dhéanamh.En: Let's show them what you can do."Ga: "Chuaigh Fluff i mbun léimneach, ag déanamh cleasanna beaga a raibh Róisín ag múineadh dó sa seomra suite.En: Fluff started hopping around, performing little tricks that Róisín had been teaching him in the living room.Ga: Chuimhnigh sé ar na rudaí seo le háthas ag an slua, madraí agus daoine araon, ag éisteacht le pléasc toitíní measctha le gáire croíúil.En: He remembered these with joy as the crowd, both dogs and humans, listened with a mix of fireworks and hearty laughter.Ga: Ag an deireadh, tháinig Maeve os comhair an tslua.En: In the end, Maeve came to the front of the crowd.Ga: "Bhí an taispeántas seo 'fhíor aicsean'," a dúirt sí.En: "This show was truly 'action-packed'," she said.Ga: "Tá sé soiléir go bhfuil ball nua againn sa chomórtas seo.En: "It's clear we have a new member in this competition.Ga: Tabhair bualadh bos speisialta do Fluff, coinín an lae!En: Give Fluff, the rabbit of the day, a special round of applause!"Ga: "Bhí Róisín ag smeach le háthas.En: Róisín was beaming with joy.Ga: D’éirigh í féin agus Seamus, mar aon le Fluff, amach as an ngairdín, ag gáire faoin nglao neamhghnách sin den lá.En: She, Seamus, and Fluff left the garden, laughing about that day's unusual calling.Ga: "Bhíos ceart faoi sin," arsa Seamus le gáire.En: "I was right about that," said Seamus with a laugh.Ga: "Beidh sé seo ina scéala ag an gcéad chruinniú eile inár ngrúpa cairde!En: "This will be a story at the next meeting with our friends!"Ga: "D'fhéach Róisín ar Fluff le bród.En: Róisín looked at Fluff with pride.Ga: "Is ríoga an coinín thú, a Fluff.En: "You're a royal rabbit, Fluff.Ga: Thug tú cleachtadh orainn conas taitneamh a bhaint as na heachtraí aillte.En: You've taught us ...
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  • Finding Light: Niamh's Journey Through Dublin's Dark Days

    Finding Light: Niamh's Journey Through Dublin's Dark Days
    2025/11/23
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Finding Light: Niamh's Journey Through Dublin's Dark Days Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-23-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Fáinne fí na haimsire an fhómhair i mBaile Átha Cliath, áit a raibh scamall liath na spéire go seasta ag brú anuas ar intinn dhaoine.En: The vicious cycle of autumn weather in Baile Átha Cliath, where the gray clouds of the sky consistently weighed down on people's minds.Ga: Bhí Niamh, mac léinn óg sa Tríonóid, ag streachailt ar bhealach eile leis an dorchadas a d’fhás laistigh dí.En: Niamh, a young student at Trinity College, struggled in another way with the darkness growing inside her.Ga: Tá sé de dhualgas uirthi luí isteach ar an staidéar i mbotáin, ach fuair sí amach go raibh scléip na bliana imeachta anois agus brón á clúdach ina háit.En: It was her duty to commit to studying in the Botany, but she discovered that the excitement of the year had now faded, replaced by sadness.Ga: Bhí Seán agus Aoife ar a taobh, cairde gnaíúla a raibh eolas acu ar a cruatain, ach go minic, bhí an troid seo uirthi féin a throid.En: Seán and Aoife were by her side, kind friends who understood her struggles, but often, this was a battle she had to fight on her own.Ga: In ainneoin a gcuid tacaíochta, ba iad laethanta an fhómhair, a bhí ag teacht isteach le lá an gheimhridh, ba thuirsiúil.En: Despite their support, the autumn days, which led into winter, were exhausting.Ga: Diagnóisíodh Niamh le neamhoird mhéadaithe séasúrach, SAD mar a thugann muintir na cathrach air, agus bhí sí ag cuardach faoisimh.En: Niamh was diagnosed with seasonal affective disorder, known as SAD by city folks, and she was searching for relief.Ga: Ansin, bhí smaoineamh aici.En: Then, she had an idea.Ga: Gach lá, d’fhéadfadh sí éalú chuig an gairdín botánach sa choláiste.En: Every day, she could escape to the botanical garden at the college.Ga: Suíomh gaoil is gaire di, áit a choinneodh plúir agus duilleoga a mbeadh dathanna cosúil lena smaointe geala féin orthu.En: It was a place closest to her heart, where flowers and leaves held colors similar to her bright thoughts.Ga: Bhí cinneadh déanta—beidh cuairt laethúil ar an ngairdín mar údar faoisimh agus suaimhnis.En: A decision was made—a daily visit to the garden would be a source of relief and tranquility.Ga: Lá amháin, agus Niamh ag siúl trí labyrinth an fhómhair, bhuail sí le bláth thar a bheith geal.En: One day, as Niamh walked through the autumn labyrinth, she encountered an exceptionally bright flower.Ga: Bhí sé cosúil le ceann a chonaic sí ina hóige.En: It was like one she had seen in her youth.Ga: Thug an cuimhne sin meon úr di.En: That memory gave her a new perspective.Ga: Thuig sí go raibh laethanta eile ina saol nuair a bhí sí bríomhar agus láidir, agus gurbh fhéidir léi sin a dhéanamh arís.En: She realized there were other days in her life when she was vibrant and strong, and she could be that way again.Ga: Thosaigh sí ag díriú ar ghníomhartha beaga chun an anbhroid a shárú.En: She began focusing on small actions to overcome the anxiety.Ga: Bhí sí gnóthach, ach d’aithin sí gur féidir solas a thabhairt isteach ina saol ó imeachtaí beaga laethúla.En: She was busy, but she recognized that light could be brought into her life through small daily events.Ga: Chuir sí tús le bheith ag siúl gach maidin sa ghairdín.En: She started walking every morning in the garden.Ga: Thosaigh sí ag cumadh amhráin di féin agus ag tabhairt cuireadh dá cairde teacht léi go minic.En: She began composing songs for herself and inviting friends to join her often.Ga: Bhí an gairdín anaithnid anois ina áit eolais agus a d’athraigh í go han-mhór.En: The once-unknown garden had become a place of knowledge that changed her greatly.Ga: Ag deireadh, níorbh é an fhómhar dorcha a bhí in ann a heaspa misnigh a thabhairt ar ais.En: In the end, the dark autumn could not bring back her lack of courage.Ga: Bhraith sí go raibh neart agus crógacht aici.En: She felt she had strength and bravery.Ga: Thuig sí anois go raibh earrach inmheánach aici féin, rud a d’fhéadfaí a aimsiú in am áthais nó cosúil le bláth geal i measc na duilleoga dhoiléir.En: She now understood she had an inner spring within herself, something that could be found in times of joy or like a bright flower among the dull leaves.Ga: Níl sí réidh chun an dorchadas a ligean isteach go héasca arís.En: She wasn't ready to let the darkness in easily again.Ga: Agus an Díoladh Altacha ag druidim linn, d’aithin sí cé chomh tábhachtach is a bhí a cuid cairde agus na heispéiris a roinn sí leo sa ghairdín, áit a raibh cuimhní cinn ag fás mar bhláthanna geala sa talamh fhuar.En: As Díoladh Altacha approached, she recognized how important her friends and the experiences she shared with them in the garden ...
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