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Are you ready to supercharge your Irish listening comprehension?

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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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  • From Shadows to Spotlight: Eoin's Halloween Triumph

    From Shadows to Spotlight: Eoin's Halloween Triumph
    Nov 18 2025
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: From Shadows to Spotlight: Eoin's Halloween Triumph Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-18-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Ní raibh an ghrian ag taitneamh ar an lá sin sa bruachbhailte, áit a raibh an fhómhar ag tíocht go mall agus na crainn á n-éadaigh i nduilliúr órga.En: The sun was not shining on that day in the suburbs, where the autumn was slowly arriving and the trees were being dressed in golden foliage.Ga: Bhí Rang na Gearrscéalta Eoin ag cruthú dearaí grafaicí nuair a tháinig an glaoch uathu, an Coiste Pleanála Pobail.En: Rang na Gearrscéalta Eoin was creating graphic designs when they came with the call, the Coiste Pleanála Pobail.Ga: Bhí Sinead, le fuinneamh mar thoradh ar chuspóir mór, ag fanacht leis.En: Sinead, full of energy with a big purpose, was waiting for him.Ga: Bhí plean aici do pháirtí ollmhór Oíche Shamhna a bhí le bheith ar siúl don phobal.En: She had a plan for a huge Halloween party to be held for the community.Ga: “Eoin! Cuidímis le chéile. Beidh an páirtí is fearr riamh againn!” d'éiligh Sinead, agus a glór lán le fuinneamh.En: “Eoin! Let's help each other. We'll have the best party ever!” demanded Sinead, her voice full of energy.Ga: Cé gur tháinig drogall ar Eoin le Sinead, chinn sé cabhrú.En: Even though Eoin was hesitant with Sinead, he decided to help.Ga: Bhí an cumas aige do dhearaí a dhéanamh ach ba bhuachaill cúthail é.En: He had the ability to make designs but was a shy boy.Ga: Bhí sé buartha faoina áite ar an bhfoireann.En: He worried about his place on the team.Ga: Cé a bheadh mar chompánach níos fearr, shíl sé, ná Aisling, cailín nua sa chomharsanacht a raibh ciúin ach croí mór aici.En: Who would be a better companion, he thought, than Aisling, a new girl in the neighborhood who was quiet but had a big heart.Ga: Tháinig Eoin agus Aisling le chéile ar a saoire.En: Eoin and Aisling came together during their vacation.Ga: Thosaigh siad ag dearadh póstaeir agus ag déanamh pleananna eile.En: They began designing posters and making other plans.Ga: An lámh ábalta a bhí ag Eoin i gcúrsaí deartha d'ardaigh sé meanma, agus bhí Aisling ar a leath-cheannach, idir sin agus Sinead.En: Eoin's skillful hand in design lifted his spirit, and Aisling was supportive, between that and Sinead.Ga: In ainneoin go rabhthas ag súil le feachtas dochreidte, tháinig comhchothromaíocht uatha.En: Despite expectations for an unbelievable campaign, a unique balance emerged.Ga: Tháinig an lá mór.En: The big day came.Ga: Ach bhí sé dorcha agus bhí na scamaill troma sa spéir.En: But it was dark and the clouds were heavy in the sky.Ga: Thosaigh báisteach mhór, gan ach Báisteach na Scríoblacha a bheadh ag teastáil le cúrsaí a scriosadh.En: A heavy rain began, known as Báisteach na Scríoblacha, which was all it took to ruin things.Ga: “Cad a dhéanfaimid?” a d'fhiafraigh Sinead, imní sa chéad chéim aici.En: “What will we do?” asked Sinead, in the first stage of worry.Ga: Eoin, le smaoineamh anonn is anall, d'úsáid a intleacht chreatach.En: Eoin, thinking back and forth, used his creative intelligence.Ga: “Tá plean teagmhasach againne,” a dúirt sé go muiníneach.En: “We have a contingency plan,” he said confidently.Ga: D'athchóirigh siad an áit, ag tabhairt an páirtí laistigh.En: They rearranged the place, moving the party indoors.Ga: Bhí cluichí nua acu, ag teacht suas leis na bealaí thar an ngnáth chun an spórt a choimeád beo.En: They had new games, coming up with ways beyond the ordinary to keep the fun alive.Ga: Bhí an hoichche ag dul i dtreise agus an pobal ag gáire.En: The night was gaining strength and the community was laughing.Ga: Bhí meas na comharsanach orthu go léir.En: They were all respected by the neighbors.Ga: “Tá tú go hiontach,” a d'fhógair duine éigin le grins.En: “You're fantastic,” someone declared with a grin.Ga: Tháinig deireadh le haiceáil oíche chomh luath sin sa chúige faigneach sin, áit a tháinig Eoin ar rath nua.En: The night’s adventure ended too soon in that sleepy village, where Eoin found a new success.Ga: Bhí sé ní ba oscailte anois, duine misniúil a bhí sásta leanúint ar aghaidh ag cur lena shaol sóisialta.En: He was more open now, a brave person willing to continue building his social life.Ga: Bhuail an tarna scéal in éadan an scáil, careachtair a raibh sé ró-chompordach ann den chéad uair, ach bhí sonas deiridh ann.En: A second story hit against the shadow, a character he was too comfortable in for the first time, but there was ultimate happiness.Ga: Bhí pobal sona ann, agus thosaigh Eoin ag taitneamh ina ghné nua lárnach ann.En: There was a happy community, and Eoin began to shine in his new central role within it. Vocabulary Words:suburbs: bruachbhailteautumn: fhómharfoliage: duilliúrgraphic designs: dearaí...
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  • Unraveling the Ticking Mystery: A Thanksgiving Dorm Adventure

    Unraveling the Ticking Mystery: A Thanksgiving Dorm Adventure
    Nov 17 2025
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Unraveling the Ticking Mystery: A Thanksgiving Dorm Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-17-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Tá séasúr an fhómhair ann, agus tá na duilleoga ag titim mar ór bog i gclós choláiste.En: It's the autumn season, and the leaves are falling like soft gold in the college yard.Ga: Isteach i ngach cúinne den dorm, tá tinte galánta dearga agus buí ar crochadh.En: In every corner of the dorm, elegant red and yellow lights are hanging.Ga: Tá imeacht mór don Lá Buíochais eagraithe don deireadh seachtaine, ag tabhairt daoine le chéile ó thíortha éagsúla.En: A big event for Thanksgiving has been organized for the weekend, bringing people together from various countries.Ga: Bhí Aoife agus Cian ina suí ar an tolg sa seomra coiteann.En: Aoife and Cian were sitting on the couch in the common room.Ga: Bhain Aoife taitneamh as ag déanamh cumadóireacht le maisiúcháin na féile, paipéir shnaidhmithe de thurcaithe déanta as siúcra crua.En: Aoife was enjoying composing with the festival decorations, cut-out papers of turkeys made from hard sugar.Ga: Ach ar feadh roinnt seachtainí anois, bhí rud amháin ag cur isteach uirthi—fuaim thik, thik, thik a bhí ag gadaíocht an chiúnais oíche.En: But for some weeks now, one thing had been bothering her—the tick, tick, tick sound that was stealing the night's silence.Ga: "Tá sé seo ag déanamh meabhrach orm," arsa Aoife, ag stracadh as a hionró ar pháipéir.En: "This is driving me crazy," said Aoife, tearing her papers in frustration.Ga: "Ní thuigeann éinne eile é a fheiceáil mar a dhéanaim.En: "No one else seems to notice it like I do."Ga: "Rinne Cian gáire, ach bhí sé sásta a chara a chloisteáil.En: Cian laughed, but he was happy to listen to his friend.Ga: "Tá tú ró-ghnóthach arís, Aoife.En: "You're too busy again, Aoife.Ga: Ach ar aon nós, cabhróidh mé leat.En: But anyway, I'll help you."Ga: "Tráthnóna amháin, le cumhracht cnámhóg ar an aer agus gealánlas hoileán san oíche, shocraigh Aoife agus Cian dul ar thóir an foinse.En: One evening, with the scent of boneset in the air and the gleam of an island in the night, Aoife and Cian decided to track down the source.Ga: Chuaigh siad ag seiceáil na seomraí, ag éisteacht go cúramach le gach nóiméad.En: They went checking the rooms, listening carefully to every moment.Ga: Bhí an dinne éagúil.En: The noise was elusive.Ga: Uaireanta, d'fhuaim sé ón gcistin.En: Sometimes, it sounded from the kitchen.Ga: Uaireanta eile, bhí sé cosúil le bheith faoin staighre.En: Other times, it seemed to be under the stairs.Ga: Níor chaill Aoife a dúthracht agus d'éirigh Cian níos fiosrach de réir a chéile.En: Aoife didn’t lose her determination, and Cian grew more curious as they went on.Ga: Ó na go leor rúcháinteanna agus torainn, d'éireodh Aoife agus Cian níos gaire.En: From the many whispers and noises, Aoife and Cian grew closer.Ga: Múch síleadh na solais go bog, mearbhall ar a msmaointe mar lá na hisealacha dúnta.En: Turning off the lights gently, confusion in her thoughts like a closed cage.Ga: Nuair a d'aimsigh siad an foinse faoi dheireadh, bhí sé ag bun an mála ó mhic léinn a bhí gnóthach.En: When they finally found the source, it was at the bottom of a bag belonging to a busy student.Ga: Le seirbhís bheag do chlog nach raibh curtha ar ceal, d'fhéadfadh Aoife an clog a aimsiú.En: With a small service to a clock that hadn’t been stopped, Aoife could identify the clock.Ga: Bhí an mac léinn, Séan, critheartha agus bhí an locht go neamhbhalbh aige.En: The student, Séan, was embarrassed and took the blame frankly.Ga: Bhí sé ann fanacht ceanúil san oíche níos luaithe agus níor thug sé faoi deara an fadhb.En: He admitted to staying up late and didn’t notice the problem.Ga: Gabh Aoife buíochas agus bhí sí ag gáire, ag mothú go raibh sás amhain bainte amach acu.En: Aoife thanked him and laughed, feeling like they had accomplished something.Ga: "Bhuel, cá bhfuil deireadh thiar air," a dúirt Cian le grin.En: "Well, there's an end to it," said Cian with a grin.Ga: De réir a chéile, d'fhoghlaim Aoife nach mbeadh aon rud bainte amach mura mbeadh cabhair Cian ann.En: Gradually, Aoife learned that nothing would have been accomplished without Cian's help.Ga: Agus d'fhoghlaim sé nach mbeadh na rúndiamhra uilig réitithe go dtí go mbeadh trócar de chara maith inar mo thaithniamhnach é.En: And he learned that no mysteries would be solved without the kindness of a good friend in which he's delighted.Ga: I dteannta a chéile agus lámha ina chéile, d'fhág siad an dorm, ag filleadh don aontas agus a gcumhacht lena chéile.En: Together, hand in hand, they left the dorm, returning to the reunion and their strength together.Ga: Bhí an oíche anuas síochánta, agus faoi thráthnóna an féile, bhí Aoife agus ...
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  • From Thanksgiving Feast to Life-Saving Action: A Dorm Room Drama

    From Thanksgiving Feast to Life-Saving Action: A Dorm Room Drama
    Nov 17 2025
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: From Thanksgiving Feast to Life-Saving Action: A Dorm Room Drama Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-17-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Sean is in his dormitory with Aoife.En: Sean is in his dormitory with Aoife.Ga: It is late at night, and the dorm is filled with laughter and the smell of food from the Thanksgiving potluck that just ended.En: It is late at night, and the dorm is filled with laughter and the smell of food from the Thanksgiving potluck that just ended.Ga: Aoife is smiling, her eyes shining with excitement as she tries the exotic foods.En: Aoife is smiling, her eyes shining with excitement as she tries the exotic foods.Ga: "Is maith liom seo," a deir Aoife, ag smaoineamh go bhfuil sé spraoi triail a bhaint as rud éigin nua.En: "I like this," Aoife says, thinking it's fun to try something new.Ga: Tá Sean níos coimeádach, ag faire uirthi go cúramach.En: Sean is more reserved, watching her carefully.Ga: Tá an dorchadas taobh amuigh ag iompar leo na duilleoga gealaithe, siollaí a scéalta féiltiúla.En: The darkness outside carries with it the rustling leaves, whispering their festive tales.Ga: Ach ansin, athraíonn gach rud.En: But then, everything changes.Ga: Go tobann, tosaíonn Aoife ag srannadh agus ag sáith leis an aer.En: Suddenly, Aoife starts sniffling and gasping for air.Ga: Tá a aghaidh dearg, a súile ag at.En: Her face is red, her eyes swelling.Ga: Cuireann sé go mór le sean-neart, níl a fhios aige cad atá le déanamh ar dtús.En: It greatly alarms Sean, and he doesn't know what to do at first.Ga: Cén fáth anois, ceistíonn sé go ciúin é féin, na scéalta fágtha ar an dorchadas fuar.En: Why now, he quietly questions himself, the stories left in the cold darkness.Ga: "Gabh mo leithscéal, Aoife!En: "Sorry, Aoife!"Ga: " a deir sé, ag gabháil láithreach go dtí an cófra chun an eipineifuirín a fháil.En: he says, rushing immediately to the cupboard to get the epinephrine.Ga: Tá a lámha ag crith ach mearann sé go tapa cá fágadh an t-instealladh.En: His hands are shaking but he quickly remembers where the injection was left.Ga: Rásaíonn an t-am thart, mothaíonn gach soicind cosúil mheath.En: Time races by, and every second feels like an eternity.Ga: Faoin am a fhaigheann sé an eipineifuirín, tá Aoife ag streachailt fós, ag iarraidh análú.En: By the time he retrieves the epinephrine, Aoife is still struggling, trying to breathe.Ga: Labhraíonn sé di go bog, "Seo, beidh tú ceart go leor.En: He speaks to her softly, "Here, you’ll be okay."Ga: " Crógacht Aoife ag meath, tugann sí géarchúis dó.En: Aoife's courage faltering, she gives him resolve.Ga: Insíodh dóibh i gcónaí conas déileáil leis seo, agus seo iad, ag dul i ngleic leis an eagla.En: They were always told how to handle this, and here they are, facing the fear.Ga: Tugann sé an t-instealladh di agus glaonn sé príosún na seirbhísí éigeandála ar an gcampas.En: He administers the injection and calls the emergency services on campus.Ga: Fágann na nóiméid iad go gearrtha ach is cosúil le turas gan chinnteacht.En: The minutes cut through them like a journey of uncertainty.Ga: Coinníonn Sean Aoife ar an urlár, labhraíonn sé go síochánta léi, ag súil leis an fóir teamhach.En: Sean keeps Aoife on the ground, speaking calmly to her, awaiting the warm relief.Ga: Tá an feadóg na duille aisteach ina gcluas, cuir níos mó níos gaire dhá chroí.En: The whistle of the strange leaves in their ears brings their hearts closer together.Ga: Tugann an t-otharcharr an cupán meáchain leis, agus tógann sé Aoife agus a imní leo.En: The ambulance arrives with the weight of reassurance, taking Aoife and their worries along.Ga: Níos déanaí, sa t-aonad ospidéil, téann an brú gan scaoll ar Seán, agus mothaíonn sé an faoiseamh iontach.En: Later, in the hospital unit, the tension without panic lifts from Sean, and he feels incredible relief.Ga: Tá Aoife sábháilte, í go maith, agus cé go bhraitheann Sean tuirseach, tá sé bródúil.En: Aoife is safe, doing well, and although Sean feels tired, he is proud.Ga: "Maith thú," a deir seirbhís éigeandála leis, ag tabhairt le fios cén tábhacht atá taobh thiar de ghluaiseachtaí beaga an duine amháin sa dorchadas.En: "Well done," the emergency service tells him, emphasizing the importance behind one person's small actions in the darkness.Ga: Breathnaíonn sé ar an ngeata dó, mothaíonn an muinín nua ag ardú mar an t-óige solas an nua lae ag teacht.En: He looks out at the gate, feeling new confidence rising like the light of a new day coming.Ga: Tá sé ar nós an fhómhar, an dóchas a thagann tar éis na dufair is doimhne den oíche.En: It's like autumn, the hope that comes after the darkest forest of night.Ga: Is féidir linn brath ar ár n-dlúthpháirtíocht, is ea.En: We can rely on our solidarity, yes.Ga: Agus in ...
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