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 - Old Irish pronunciation Guide
Immram Brain; The Voyage of Bran
A new translation by Michael Ragan based on "The Voyage of Bran son of Ferbal published by Kuno Meyer.
The Colloquy of the Two Sages
A new translation by Michael Ragan based on the work of Whitley Stokes
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- Lebor Gabala Erenn, 5 volumes
- R. A. S. MacAlister, Irish Text Society
- The Metrical Dindshenchas, volumes 1 to 5
- Edward Gwynn, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
- The Book of Leinster (formerly Lebar na Núachongbála)
- R. I. Best et al, eds 6 vols
- Lebor na Cert
- Myles Dillon
- The Voyage of Bran, son of Ferbal
- Kuno Meyer
- (an)Irish English-Dictionary
- Patrick S. Dineen, Irish text Society
- A guide to Ogam
- Damian MacManus
- Sanas Cormac; Cormac's Glossary
- Kuno Meyer
- Dictionary of the Irish Language
- E. G. Quin
- O'Clerys' Glossary of Ancient Irish Words
- W. K. Miller, ed.
- Old-Irish Paradigms and Glosses
- John Strachan
- Old-Irish Workbook
- E. G. Quin
- Early Irish Verse
- Ruth lehman
- Exploring the Book of Kells
- Otto Sims
- Ogam; the poet's secret
- Sean O'Boyle
- The secret languages of Ireland
- R. A. S. Macalister
- Studies of Irish epigraphy
- R. A. S. Macalister
 - A discussion forum for scholars and students of Old Irish
Old-Irish-L is forum for discussion of the language and literature of early Ireland. The main emphasis
of the list is on Old and Middle Irish, but Primitive (Ogham) Irish and Continental Celtic (Gaulish,
Celtiberian, etc.) as well as modern Celtic languages are also discussed when this material is relevant
to Old Irish. The main working languages of this list are Gaelic and English.
List archives are availablehere.
Celt; Corpus of Electronic Texts
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Early and Late Medieval Irish Poetic Forms
Irish Scripts on Screen
Irish Script on Screen (ISOS) is a joint project of the School of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies,and the School of Computer Applications, Dublin City University, in partnership with Trinity College Library, Dublin. The object of ISOS is to create digital images of Irish manuscripts, and to make these images - together with relevant commentary - accessible on a WWW site.
Reading Old Irish, the values of the letters
Gaelic Language Time-line
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