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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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  • Facing Shadows: Niamh's Journey Through Uncertainty

    Facing Shadows: Niamh's Journey Through Uncertainty
    Jan 6 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Facing Shadows: Niamh's Journey Through Uncertainty Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-06-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an t-aer fuar amuigh cois na sráideanna i mBaile Átha Cliath, gaoth an gheimhridh ag séideadh tríd na crainn.En: The air was cold outside on the streets of Baile Átha Cliath, the winter wind blowing through the trees.Ga: I lár an fhuachta, bhí cúinne beag seascair sa chaifé, áit a raibh Niamh ina suí ag tábla coisiúl.En: In the midst of the cold, there was a cozy little corner in the café, where Niamh was sitting at a nearby table.Ga: Bhí solas bog ag soilsiú na mbord adhmaid agus boladh caife úr ar fud na háite.En: A soft light illuminated the wooden tables, and the smell of fresh coffee was all around.Ga: Thosaigh stealladh báistí ag bualadh ar na fuinneoga, ach bhí sé compordach agus te sa chaifé.En: A downpour began to tap on the windows, but it was comfortable and warm in the café.Ga: Ina cónaí sa chathair, bhí Niamh i gcónaí bródúil as a cumas rudaí a láimhseáil.En: Living in the city, Niamh was always proud of her ability to handle things.Ga: Ach an lá sin, bhí rud éigin ag cur isteach uirthi.En: But that day, something was bothering her.Ga: Bhí litir aici ina lámha - torthaí a cuid tástálacha leighis.En: She had a letter in her hands - the results of her medical tests.Ga: Níor dhúirt sí le duine ar bith faoi, ach bhí Ronan agus Siobhán, a cairde is gaire, ag suí léi ag an mbord.En: She hadn't told anyone about it, but Ronan and Siobhán, her closest friends, were sitting with her at the table.Ga: “Cén fáth ansin?", a d’fhiafraigh Siobhán, a raibh súile lán brón orthu.En: “Why then?” asked Siobhán, her eyes full of sadness.Ga: “Tá mé ag iarraidh an litir seo a oscailt, ach tá imní orm," arsa Niamh go ciúin.En: “I want to open this letter, but I'm worried,” said Niamh quietly.Ga: Bhí faitíos roimh an méid a d’fhéadfadh a bheith scríofa ar an bpáipéar istigh.En: She was scared of what might be written on the paper inside.Ga: Bhí Ronan ag iarraidh a bheith láidir di.En: Ronan wanted to be strong for her.Ga: “Má tá tú ag iarraidh, tá muid anseo leat,” ar sé, ag leagan lámh ar ghualainn Niamh.En: “If you want, we're here with you,” he said, placing a hand on Niamh's shoulder.Ga: D’fhéach Niamh ar an litir, croí ag bualtaí go tapa.En: Niamh looked at the letter, her heart beating fast.Ga: Chuir sí a cuid smaointe in ord.En: She collected her thoughts.Ga: Bhí uirthi aghaidh a thabhairt ar a heagla.En: She had to face her fears.Ga: Thóg sí an nóiméad sin san áiléar éagsúil den amuigh.En: She took that moment in the different atmosphere outside.Ga: Rinne Niamh oscailt ar an litir go mall.En: Niamh slowly opened the letter.Ga: Léigh sí an chéad fhocal le cabhair an chaifé a bhí de dhíth uirthi, an teas, agus na daoine timpeall uirthi.En: She read the first word with the help of the café, the warmth, and the people around her.Ga: Bhí na focail soiléir agus ní raibh siad chomh scanrúil sí shíl.En: The words were clear and not as frightening as she thought.Ga: Thóg sí anáil mhór isteach, mothú faoiseamh ainneoin an éiginnteacht san ábhar.En: She took a deep breath, feeling relief despite the uncertainty in the content.Ga: “Tá sé ceart go leor,” arsa Ronan leis an áthas ina ghlór.En: “It’s okay,” said Ronan, joy in his voice.Ga: “Sea,” a d’aontaigh Niamh, mothú nua misnigh istigh inti.En: “Yes,” agreed Niamh, feeling a new courage inside her.Ga: “Níl gá a bheith imníoch feasta.”En: “There’s no need to be anxious anymore.”Ga: Fuair Niamh amach nach raibh gá aici a bheith foirfe ná laochúil an t-am ar fad.En: Niamh realized she didn’t need to be perfect or heroic all the time.Ga: Chonaic sí go raibh neart sa neamhchinnteacht, cosán nua le foghlaim.En: She saw that there was strength in uncertainty, a new path to learn from.Ga: Mar a bhí sí ag miongháire ar a cairde, bhí a fhios aici nach raibh sí ina haonar riamh.En: As she smiled at her friends, she knew she was never alone.Ga: Spreagfadh an tiomantas sin í do chur suas le gach cinneadh, cinneadh tar éis cinnt, bealach tar éis bealach.En: That commitment would inspire her to face every decision, one after another, path after path.Ga: Bhí an gheimhreadh ann, ach níor mhothaigh a croí ar an gcaoi sin.En: Winter was there, but her heart didn’t feel that way.Ga: Bhí sé lán solais, teasa, agus dóchais nua.En: It was full of light, warmth, and new hope.Ga: Is iomaí eachtra i gcomhluadar a comhaltaí a bhí rompu fós.En: Many adventures with her companions lay ahead. Vocabulary Words:cozy: seascairilluminated: soilsiúdownpour: stealladh báistíhandle: láimhseáilbothering: ag cur isteachmedical tests: tástálacha leighiscourage: misnighuncertainty: ...
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  • Mysteries Unveiled at The Cliffside Tavern

    Mysteries Unveiled at The Cliffside Tavern
    Jan 5 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Mysteries Unveiled at The Cliffside Tavern Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-05-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Agus mar sin thosaigh scéal ár laochra san oíche fuar, stoirmiúil ag The Cliffside Tavern i nDúlainn.En: And so began the story of our heroes on a cold, stormy night at The Cliffside Tavern in Dúlainn.Ga: Bhí an chathair lán le ceol agus gáire, ceol traidisiúnta lán le draíocht ag croitheadh an aer.En: The town was filled with music and laughter, with traditional music full of magic shaking the air.Ga: Bhí an fharraige ag bualadh faoin aill taobh amuigh, mar thimpiste trom a bhí ag faire.En: The sea crashed against the cliff outside, like a heavy accident waiting.Ga: Bhí Niamh ina suíochán, súile dóite uirthi agus méaracha ag rith ar an bhfidil.En: Niamh was seated, with eyes aflame and fingers running across the fiddle.Ga: Bhí an t-atmaisféar beo agus bríomhar, na turasóirí agus na muintir áitúil ag damhsa agus ag bualadh bos.En: The atmosphere was lively and vibrant, with tourists and locals dancing and clapping.Ga: Rinne sí an ceol mar áilleacht fhiáin, mar bháirse ag taisteal na dtonnta.En: She made the music with wild beauty, like a boat navigating the waves.Ga: I lár an cheoil, fuair sí rud imníoch.En: In the midst of the music, she found something disconcerting.Ga: I rith an chaife a ghlac sí, dhúisigh sí meanmnach le faoistin.En: During the coffee she took, she awoke with a confession.Ga: Thug sí faoi deara é, rud beag bídeach ina póca, píosa páipéir lóisteach.En: She noticed it, something tiny in her pocket, a scrappy piece of paper.Ga: Bhí sé mistéireach agus doshamhlaithe.En: It was mysterious and indescribable.Ga: D’oscail sí é go discréideach, an scéal seo a thuigbháil.En: She opened it discreetly to understand this story.Ga: Bhí a hintinn ag cuardach freagairí; bhí rud éigin speisialta ann, cosúil le foc maith a raibh leabhar fada mar bhunús leis.En: Her mind searched for answers; there was something special there, like a good word that had a long book as its foundation.Ga: Amach rompu, bhí Cillian, turasóir ón mBaile Átha Cliath.En: Across from her was Cillian, a tourist from Baile Átha Cliath.Ga: Bhí cuma bihuartha ar a aghaidh, áfach.En: His face bore a troubled look, however.Ga: Bhí sé cosúil le puzal nach raibh iomlán acu.En: He was like a puzzle missing a piece.Ga: Chonaic sí é i gcónaí ag féachaint uirthi.En: She always saw him watching her.Ga: In aimsir an cheoil, bhí a shúil ag gliondar, ach ba bhraistint difriúil é.En: During the music, his eyes sparkled, but it was a different sensation.Ga: Dúshlán gráinneach ab ea é.En: It was a gritty challenge.Ga: Chreid sí go raibh sé ar an bhfocal éalaitheach, sa tóir ar rud éigin níos mó.En: She believed he was on that elusive word, in pursuit of something more.Ga: Nuair a tharla an teip cumhachta, bhog gach rud go dorchadas.En: When the power failure occurred, everything moved to darkness.Ga: Ghluais Niamh go tapa.En: Niamh moved quickly.Ga: Éalaigh na cuairteoirí eile an bord céanna agus an ciorcal comhphlé.En: The other guests left the same table and the circle of conversation.Ga: Ní raibh ach Cillian fágtha, agus thug Niamh aghaidh air.En: Only Cillian remained, and Niamh faced him.Ga: "An tusa?" a chroith sí an nótaí go réidh, ag díriú ar cheist an bheannaithe.En: "Is it you?" she shook the note gently, focusing on the question of blessing.Ga: "Cad a fhios agat faoi seo?"En: "What do you know about this?"Ga: Chroith Cillian a chrosbhóthar, éirithe beagán le náire.En: Cillian nodded crossly, becoming a bit embarrassed.Ga: "Ba cheart dom a bheith agat," a d’admhaigh sé.En: "I should have you know," he admitted.Ga: "Bhí mé ag iarraidh fuinneog chuig am atá caite.En: "I was seeking a window to the past.Ga: Mo sheanathair—d'fhág sé treoir i bhfoirm de bhfreagra.En: My grandfather—he left a guide in the form of a riddle.Ga: Shíl mé gur domsa a bhí sé."En: I thought it was meant for me."Ga: D'aontaigh siad gur láimhseáil a bhí ann, gur gá fuascailt.En: They agreed it was a clue, in need of resolution.Ga: D’aontaigh Niamh agus Cillian comhoibriú, ag cuardach barrántanga atá fós i bhfolach.En: Niamh and Cillian agreed to collaborate, seeking warrants still hidden.Ga: Bhí na háilleachtaí cinnte go bhfásfadh siad i measc na contúirteach.En: The beauties were sure to grow among the dangers.Ga: Bhí an sráidbhaile beag seo lán de rúin, agus leis sin, éagsúla nua a thug orthu tús a chur leis.En: This small village was full of secrets, and with that, new ones prompted them to start over.Ga: Ag deireadh an oíche sin, thug Niamh a hathrú le mothú úr.En: At the end of that night, Niamh felt a change with a fresh feeling.Ga: Bhí a inchinn cuir i gcoinne athrú nua; bhí sí ag fás olaíoch leis an oíche.En...
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  • Siobhán's Snowy Study: Triumph Over Winter's Trials

    Siobhán's Snowy Study: Triumph Over Winter's Trials
    Jan 5 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Siobhán's Snowy Study: Triumph Over Winter's Trials Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-05-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Tá an fuar ann, tithe reoite agus sneachta ina mbrat cothrom ar fud Bhaile Átha Cliath.En: The cold is here, with frozen houses and a blanket of snow evenly across Baile Átha Cliath (Dublin).Ga: Tá Siobhán ag siúl tríd áit bhreá, coibhneasach ó thranglam na cathrach, i dtreo Leabharlann Choláiste na Tríonóide.En: Siobhán is walking through a lovely area, relatively away from the city's bustle, towards the Leabharlann Choláiste na Tríonóide (Trinity College Library).Ga: Ar a gualainn tá mála trom d’fholláin notai agus leabhair.En: On her shoulder is a heavy bag full of notes and books.Ga: Tá a croí trom freisin, lán le smaointe imní faoi scrúdú staire mór atá le teacht.En: Her heart is heavy too, filled with anxious thoughts about an important history exam that's coming.Ga: D’éirigh an aimsir trom i ndiaidh na bliana nua.En: The weather has worsened after the new year.Ga: Tharla luasairí sneachta go tobann, agus iad mar chúis le briseadh cumhachta sa bhaile lóistín atá aici.En: Sudden snow flurries have caused a power outage at the lodging house she stays in.Ga: Mar sin, déanann Siobhán cinneadh teacht go dtí an leabharlann, áit ina bhfuil súil aici go mbeidh soilsiú agus teas.En: So, Siobhán decides to come to the library, hoping there will be light and warmth.Ga: Tá an leabharlann ollmhór, le hileabhrain ardacha ranga leabhair clúdaigh chraiceann agus foirgneamh na seanré fós srón orm i séabra i rith na haimsire géire.En: The library is enormous, with tall bookshelves filled with leather-bound books, and the old building still stands strong amidst the harsh weather.Ga: Tá an t-atmaisféar te agus réidh, go háirithe when fé róchtán an tsneachta seachtrach.En: The atmosphere is warm and calm, especially when compared to the raging snowstorm outside.Ga: Sa leabharlann, tá Liam agus Áoife, a cairde, ag staidéar freisin.En: In the library, Liam and Áoife, her friends, are also studying.Ga: Tá Liam gafa le ceimic agus Áoife dírithe ar mhatamatic.En: Liam is engrossed in chemistry and Áoife is focused on mathematics.Ga: Mar chodarsnacht, tá Siobhán tuirseach bréan, de bharr na brú a bhíonn uirthi i gcónaí.En: In contrast, Siobhán is utterly tired, always under pressure.Ga: Ina seomra lócaíochta féin, tá ualach oibre uirthi mar gheall ar na díomá a bhíonn uirthi amach anseo má theip uirthi.En: In her lodging room, she is burdened with work, worried about future disappointments if she fails.Ga: Ach, inniu, le briathra a hathair sa chloigeann ina barr ghualainn, leanann sí ar aghaidh, ag tarraingt spreagadh uaidh.En: But today, with her father's words echoing in her head, she perseveres, drawing inspiration from him.Ga: Is áit ciúin é Colaistínighn Tríonóide le haghaidh scrúdaithe.En: Coláiste na Tríonóide is a quiet place for exams.Ga: Tá an oiread sin le léamh agus le cinntiú go bhfuil tuiscint ar an ábhar.En: There's so much to read and understand about the material.Ga: Tá siad go léir sásta go bhfuil an chumhacht fós ag rith san áit.En: They are all pleased that the power is still running there.Ga: Go tobann, agus í ag breathnú suas ar sheilf ard, tugann Siobhán faoi deara leabhar cúng ach clúiteach.En: Suddenly, as she looks up at a high shelf, Siobhán notices a narrow but renowned book.Ga: Is annamh teacht arís ar an gcóip seo—le hiarracht deireadh nach raibh sí ag súil leis.En: It's rare to find this copy—unexpectedly ending her search.Ga: Tábhachtaí fós, cuireann an leabhar seo léargas úr ar an ábhar a bheidh acu don scrúdú staire.En: More importantly, this book offers fresh insight into the history exam material they have.Ga: De réir a chéile, le cabhair Liam agus Áoife, bonn iad go hiomlán ar an nua-eolas seo, go dtuigeann Siobhán go bhfuil sí níos ullmhaithe anois.En: Gradually, with the help of Liam and Áoife, they fully grasp this newfound knowledge, and Siobhán realizes she is more prepared now.Ga: Tar éis laethanta faid ó bhánacht na tuiscint, leanann sé go bhfuil na taarifaí nua cabhrach chun staonadh taobh istigh dá cuimhní brú agus meáchan nach bhfuil compordach níos mó a mhothú.En: After days of lacking understanding, it becomes clear that the new information helps to alleviate the pressure inside her memories, making them less uncomfortable.Ga: Ar deireadh, tagann an lá mór.En: Finally, the big day arrives.Ga: Léigh sí go paiteanta mar go bhfeiceann sí an páipéar réiteach os a comhair.En: She reads intently as she looks at the paper laid out before her.Ga: Téann sí isteach ina spreagadh níos mó, curtha le chéile trí na bileoga staire sin, iontach dá h-éirí.En: She goes into it with increased inspiration, assembled from those...
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