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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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  • Winter's Warm Glow: A Tale of Creativity and Unity

    Winter's Warm Glow: A Tale of Creativity and Unity
    Jan 17 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Winter's Warm Glow: A Tale of Creativity and Unity Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-17-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí oíche fhuar gheimhridh ann i mBaile Átha Cliath.En: It was a cold winter night in Baile Átha Cliath.Ga: Bhí gaoth nimhneach ag séideadh taobh amuigh, ach laistigh den leabharlann phoiblí, bhí cúinne beag teolaí agus ciúin.En: A biting wind was blowing outside, but inside the public library, there was a small, cozy, quiet corner.Ga: Ar na seilfeanna, bhí leabhair d’aois agus dá chéile, agus boladh compordach páipéir meirge i ngach áit.En: On the shelves, there were books of all ages, and a comforting scent of musty paper filled the air.Ga: Bhí Aoife, an ceannaire cróga agus diongbháilte, i mbun oibre lena foireann.En: Aoife, the brave and determined leader, was hard at work with her team.Ga: Bhí an sprioc ag druidim go tapaidh; bhí comórtas scríbhneoireachta pobail ar siúl, agus bhí a gcomhthionscadal le cur isteach ionas go léireodh sé a gcuid oibre agus cruthaitheachta.En: The deadline was approaching quickly; there was a community writing competition underway, and their joint project needed to be submitted to showcase their work and creativity.Ga: Ach bhí brú ann, agus bhí am an-ghearr acu.En: But there was pressure, and they had very little time.Ga: In áiteanna timpeall ar bord, shuigh Niall agus Cillian.En: Around the table sat Niall and Cillian.Ga: Bhí Niall bisiúil agus smaoineamh-iomarcach, ach uaireanta mall i ngníomh.En: Niall was productive and thought-driven, but sometimes slow to act.Ga: Bhí Cillian, ar an taobh eile, fírinneach agus eolach, i gcónaí ag cuimhneamh ar an rud is fearr a d’fhéadfadh siad a dhéanamh leis an am atá fágtha acu.En: Cillian, on the other hand, was practical and knowledgeable, always considering the best use of the time they had left.Ga: "Tá orainn rud éigin spreagúil a chruthú," dúirt Aoife, agus fiabhras ina glór.En: "We need to create something inspiring," said Aoife, with urgency in her voice.Ga: "Ach táimid ag teacht ar deireadh an ama. Tá an leabharlann ag dúnadh go luath."En: "But we're running out of time. The library is closing soon."Ga: Chuir sí glaoch chuig crinniú trí cinnte.En: She called a meeting, firmly.Ga: "Caithfimid seisiún stoirmeáin a dhéanamh," ar sí.En: "We need to have a brainstorming session," she said.Ga: "Teastaíonn uaillmhian agus foighne uainn. Tabharfaimid dúshlán dúinn féin."En: "We need ambition and patience. We will challenge ourselves."Ga: Agus iad ag obair, rinneadh argóintí beaga ar thús, ach de réir a chéile, tháinig tuiscint i measc an trír.En: As they worked, small arguments arose at first, but gradually, an understanding developed among the three.Ga: Bhí sé ina am na Nollaig Bríde, agus go tobann, spreagadh oíche an teinteáin laistigh dítheirme an smaointeoireacht aicseanúil.En: It was Nollaig Bríde, and suddenly, the inspiration of the fireplace night ignited action-driven thinking.Ga: "Cad más rud é..." thosaigh Cillian, agus a chuid súile ag soilsiú le smaoineamh nua.En: "What if..." started Cillian, his eyes lighting up with a new idea.Ga: D'fhéach Aoife agus Niall air le fiosracht.En: Aoife and Niall looked at him with curiosity.Ga: "Cad más rud é go dtiomnaímid é don gheimhreadh, don te, agus do theacht an earraigh?"En: "What if we dedicate it to winter, warmth, and the coming of spring?"Ga: "Is smaoineamh ceart é sin!" a d'éirigh Niall, á thacaíocht le hábhar nua.En: "That's the right idea!" exclaimed Niall, supporting the new content.Ga: Thosaigh fuinneamh nua ina measc.En: A new energy emerged among them.Ga: Cé go raibh na nóiméad ag sleamhnú ar aghaidh, bhí áthas agus spreagadh le mothú.En: Although the moments were slipping away, there was a sense of joy and inspiration.Ga: Le cúpla soicind le spáráil sular dhún an leabharlann, rinne siad a n-aistriú deiridh.En: With seconds to spare before the library closed, they made their final move.Ga: Ní raibh uain na hamhras fágtha.En: There was no room for doubt anymore.Ga: D’iarr Aoife an comhad deiridh, buíoch díobh siúd ar oibriú go dian taobh léi.En: Aoife requested the final file, grateful to those who worked hard alongside her.Ga: Agus iad ag fágáil an fhoirgnimh te, d’fhéach siad ar a chéile, a croí líonta le sásamh.En: As they left the warm building, they looked at each other, hearts filled with satisfaction.Ga: Bhí míorúilt tarlaithe, trí uainiú foirfe agus comhthuiscint, bhain siad geit as an staid deacair.En: A miracle had happened, through perfect timing and mutual understanding, they had turned the challenging situation around.Ga: Agus ní raibh deireadh nach mbeadh ag iarraidh orthu athrú.En: And no end would desire to change them.Ga: D’fhoghlaim Aoife ar deireadh go bhféadfadh muinín a bheith mar eochair ar rath.En: ...
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  • From Coats to Votes: An Irish Winter Tale of Empowerment

    From Coats to Votes: An Irish Winter Tale of Empowerment
    Jan 17 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: From Coats to Votes: An Irish Winter Tale of Empowerment Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-17-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí maidin fhuar gheimhridh ann sa bhaile beag Éireannach, agus tá Aoife ag siúl le Ronan agus Eamon i dtreo an polling place.En: It was a cold winter morning in the small Irish town, and Aoife was walking with Ronan and Eamon towards the polling place.Ga: Tá cóta te uirthi ach míchompordach, agus tá sí ag iarraidh ceann nua a fháil.En: She was wearing a warm but uncomfortable coat, and she wanted to get a new one.Ga: Táodh na soilse geimhridh ag lasadh ar na foirgnimh thart timpeall orthu, ag cur le háilleacht na sráide.En: The winter lights were shining on the buildings around them, adding to the beauty of the street.Ga: "Dia duit," a dúirt Ronan, ag béiceadh suas in aice léi.En: "Hello," said Ronan, shouting next to her.Ga: "An bhfuil tú cinnte faoi na cótaí sa siopa in aice an polling place?En: "Are you sure about the coats in the shop near the polling place?Ga: Tá siad deas!En: They are nice!"Ga: ""Tá.En: "Yes.Ga: Ní mór dom ceann a fháil inniu," ar seisean, agus bhí Aoife bádhite i smaointe eile.En: I must get one today," he said, and Aoife was lost in other thoughts.Ga: Cé gur theastaigh uaithi cóta a bhí faiseanta, bhí a cloch is mó ná an fheidhmiúlacht agus an teas a bhí á lorg aici.En: Although she wanted a fashionable coat, her main concern was the functionality and warmth she was seeking.Ga: Bhí Eamon ag caint faoina ghníomhaíochtaí sóisialta agus an tábhacht a bhaineann le vóta a chaitheamh.En: Eamon was talking about his social activities and the importance of casting a vote.Ga: "Caithfidh muid ár nguth a úsáid, Aoife," arsa Eamon.En: "We must use our voice, Aoife," said Eamon.Ga: "Níl rud uaigneach faoi, ach tá cumhacht ann.En: "There's nothing lonely about it, but there's power in it.Ga: Is féidir lenár vóta athrú a dhéanamh, ar a laghad sa phobal seo.En: Our vote can make a difference, at least in this community."Ga: "Bhrúigh na focail sin in intinn Aoife.En: Those words pressed on Aoife's mind.Ga: Cé go raibh sí ag iarraidh cóta, bhí sí buartha faoin deireadh a bheadh le teacht agus an imní uaithi faoin todhchaí.En: Even though she wanted a coat, she was worried about what the future would bring and her concerns about what was to come.Ga: Nuair a shroich siad an polling place, bhí an áit dubh le daoine.En: When they reached the polling place, the place was packed with people.Ga: Bhí an cos féirín ag an doras, agus d’fháiltigh na hoibrithe toghcháin roimh gach duine le croí mór.En: There was a cheerful atmosphere at the door, and the election workers warmly welcomed everyone.Ga: Thosaigh Aoife ag breathnú thart ar na siopaí.En: Aoife started looking around at the shops.Ga: Ag am seo, tharraing cóta amháin a haird.En: At this time, one coat caught her attention.Ga: Bhí sé te, compordach, agus go deimhin, bhí sé ar phraghas maith.En: It was warm, comfortable, and indeed, it was at a good price.Ga: Bhraith sí teas agus slándáil ag sreabhadh tríd.En: She felt warmth and security flowing through her.Ga: Gan a thuilleadh moille, bhain sí taitneamh as an taithí sin, agus thuirling sí isteach ós comhair thobhach thoghcháin.En: Without further delay, she enjoyed that experience, and she plunged in front of the voting booth.Ga: Chuir sí a vóta isteach le mothúcháin cumhachtacha de réir Eamon.En: She cast her vote with powerful emotions as Eamon had described.Ga: Bhraith sí go raibh sí ag cur lena pobail.En: She felt she was contributing to her community.Ga: Bhraith sí níos mó muiníne ann féin agus sa rogha a rinne sí.En: She felt more confident in herself and the choice she made.Ga: Bhí cinneadh Aoife, seachas cóta, níos doimhne ná mar a cheap sí.En: Aoife's decision, beyond just a coat, was deeper than she thought.Ga: Ag fágáil an polling place, archoill Aoife lámh Ronan.En: Leaving the polling place, Aoife grabbed Ronan's arm.Ga: "Go raibh maith agat," arsa sí, ag mothú teas na faidhbe aige.En: "Thank you," she said, feeling the warmth of his friendship.Ga: Bhraith sí go raibh sí ullamh don gheimhreadh, ní hamháin go fisiciúil ach go mothúchánach.En: She felt ready for the winter, not just physically but emotionally.Ga: Bhí Aoife tar éis dul tríd, níos láidre agus níos fearr ceangailte lena phobail ná riamh.En: Aoife had gone through it, stronger and better connected to her community than ever before.Ga: Thug ár dteideal guth di, agus chuir sí fáilte roimh a saol nua droim ar ais, eachtra agus spreagtha leis na cótaí atá le teacht faoi scáth na dtaobhach.En: The opportunity gave her a voice, and she welcomed her new life, full of adventure and aspiration with the upcoming coats under the shadow of the polling booth. Vocabulary Words:polling: ...
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  • Enchanting Encounters: A Christmas Market Romance

    Enchanting Encounters: A Christmas Market Romance
    Jan 16 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Enchanting Encounters: A Christmas Market Romance Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-16-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí geimhreadh ann agus chuaigh an Nollaig i gcomhairle.En: It was winter, and An Nollaig had arrived.Ga: Bhí Cillian sa mhargadh Nollag i nGaillimh, áit lán le soilse geala agus boladh meala na mná circe.En: Cillian was at the Christmas market in Gaillimh, a place full of bright lights and the smell of sticky sweet treats.Ga: Choimeád sé a lámh i bpóca, ag féachaint ar na daoine sona ag siúl thart.En: He kept his hand in his pocket, watching the happy people walking around.Ga: Bhí sé cúthail, ach bhí rud éigin sa gheimhreadh a thug sólas dó.En: He was shy, but there was something in winter that brought him comfort.Ga: Bhí críoch déanta aige ar obair na seachtaine agus theastaigh uaidh rud a dhéanamh difriúil an Nollaig seo.En: He had finished his work for the week and wanted to do something different this Christmas.Ga: Tháinig Aoife ar an margaidh freisin.En: Aoife also arrived at the market.Ga: Bhí sí ag lorg inspioráide dá cuid ealaíne.En: She was looking for inspiration for her art.Ga: Lán de bheocht agus d’fheabhas, scanradh Aoife i measc na sluaite.En: Full of energy and excitement, Aoife thrived among the crowds.Ga: Bhí sí ag súil bualadh le daoine nua agus taitneamh a bhaint as an atmaisféar.En: She was hoping to meet new people and enjoy the atmosphere.Ga: Go tobann, bhain Cillian agus Aoife amach don chupán deireanach de sheoclaid the.En: Suddenly, Cillian and Aoife reached for the last cup of hot chocolate.Ga: Bhí iontas ar a gcroí ag an nóiméad sin nuair a chuaigh a srón gach a chéile.En: Their hearts were surprised at that moment when their noses met.Ga: Gáire Aoife, ag iarraidh an gaineamh awkward a scartáil.En: Aoife laughed, trying to ease the awkwardness.Ga: “Is cosúil gur beirt againn é ag teastáil,” ar sí le gleo.En: "It seems we both need it," she said cheerfully.Ga: “Tá an ceart agat,” d’fhreagair Cillian, gach béasach ach geanúla, agus ar a mhéid ná ba mhó gáire aige fós.En: “You’re right,” replied Cillian, very polite but with a warm smile, knowing it was finally time to do something different.Ga: “An dtabharfaidh tú cuirt dom ar an margadh?” d’iarr Cillian go nádúrtha, a fhios aige nach mbeadh deis eile aige.En: “Will you join me for a walk around the market?" Cillian asked naturally, knowing he wouldn’t have another chance.Ga: Bhí a croí istigh air, ach bhí fios aige go raibh sé in am é seo a dhéanamh.En: His heart was pounding, but he knew it was time to seize the moment.Ga: Chinn Aoife glacadh leis an gcuireadh.En: Aoife decided to accept the invitation.Ga: “Bheinn breá leis. Is áit iontach é seo.”En: “I’d love to. This is a wonderful place.”Ga: Siúil amach, le chéile, ag caint faoi na rudaí beaga sa saol.En: They walked out together, talking about the little things in life.Ga: Ba í seo an chéad chéim do Cillian, ag tús aitheantais nua.En: This was Cillian's first step in a new acquaintance.Ga: Bhí Aoife ag roinnt scéalta faoina healaín agus a cuid taistil.En: Aoife shared stories about her art and her travels.Ga: Bhí Cillian ag éisteacht lena scéalta le spéise.En: Cillian listened to her stories with interest.Ga: Faoi na soilse sióga, stad said.En: Under the fairy lights, they stopped.Ga: Ba é seo an nóiméad ríthábhachtach.En: This was the crucial moment.Ga: “Tá áthas orm bualadh leat,” a dúirt Cillian, iarracht nach beag aige.En: "I'm glad to have met you," Cillian said, making quite an effort.Ga: “Is cosúil go bhfanfainn anseo níos faide ná mar a bhfuair mé,” a d’fhreagair Aoife.En: “It seems like I’ll be staying here longer than I expected,” Aoife replied.Ga: Ní raibh sí ag iarraidh slán a fhágáil le Gaillimh ná le Cillian an seachtain sin.En: She didn’t want to say goodbye to Gaillimh or to Cillian that week.Ga: Ón nóiméad sin amach, thosaigh scéal nua do Cillian agus Aoife.En: From that moment on, a new story began for Cillian and Aoife.Ga: Tháinig Cillian amach as a bhosca agus mhothaigh Aoife síocháin agus inspioráid.En: Cillian stepped out of his comfort zone, and Aoife found peace and inspiration.Ga: D’éirigh an Margadh Nollag áit speisialta dóibh, lán le gealltanas d’fheabhas nua.En: The Christmas Market became a special place for them, full of promise for a new beginning.Ga: Sin an chaoi ar thosaigh a gcaidreamh.En: That's how their relationship began.Ga: Tháinig siad le chéile ama ar feadh aois faoina réir féin chomh maith le soilse geala Gaillimhe.En: They came together under their own season along with the bright lights of Gaillimh.Ga: Bhí an Nollaig níos sásta ná mar gheall air sin.En: Christmas was happier because of it. Vocabulary Words:winter: geimhreadhcomfort: ...
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