Ciorcal Comhrá Bríde- Brigits Chat circle

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City Assembly House, Saturday 31st January

Mollie Guidera (Irish with Mollie) is an educator, bestselling author, and language activist who weaves storytelling and etymology into innovative, joyful teaching methods. Passionate about celebrating identity, heritage, and connection, she brings depth, clarity, creativity, and warmth to rethinking how we learn and experience the Irish language.

Embrace your Irish with brio – the power of Bríd! Let your Irish shine, without shame, without judgement. Let's celebrate our language together in an all-levels-welcome conversation circle guaranteed to ignite your love for Gaeilge. Mollie will guide you through some ways to let your tongue flow and gather the courage we need to turn our náire (shame) into gáire (laughter)!


Date:
Saturday 31st January
Time:
4.00pm
Price:
Free, booking required
Address:
City Assembly House, William Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of City Assembly House, William Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland

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