Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
Teach Your Dog Irish makes language practice a dog-walk affair
A Galway/Connemara project offers Irish dog commands and bite-size phrases, with local group walks as its intended social setting.
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- Dog and nature lovers curious about Irish
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- The first three commands have pronunciation guides; audio recordings and the broader trail directory are still marked as forthcoming.
Field notes
The command section starts with suí (sit), fan (stay) and tar anseo (come here), each paired with a short pronunciation cue and practical advice. The page also features a weekly phrase and links to more commands. Its trail section says it has only a few examples while the directory is built out, and the county-by-county walk directory is described as in the works.
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