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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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  • Healing Winds: An Adventurer's Journey in the Australian Outback

    Healing Winds: An Adventurer's Journey in the Australian Outback
    Jan 29 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Healing Winds: An Adventurer's Journey in the Australian Outback Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-29-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí na gaotha te na hAstraile á séideadh ar fud an Outback.En: The warm winds of Australia were blowing across the Outback.Ga: Bhí an ghrian ag lonrú go tréan agus bhí an radharc lán de dathanna dearga agus seanda.En: The sun was shining brightly, and the view was full of red and ancient colors.Ga: Bhí Ciarán ina sheasamh, ag amharc go sollúnta ar an spéir.En: Ciarán was standing, gazing solemnly at the sky.Ga: Bhí sé i bpríomhchroí na háite dhúchasach, áit uathúil agus lán le stair.En: He was in the heart of the native land, a unique place rich with history.Ga: Cé gur eachtránaí ab ea é ón Éirinn, bhí aird Ciarán á tarraingt ar an gcultúr saibhir a bhain leis an bpobal.En: Although he was an adventurer from Éirinn, Ciarán was drawn to the rich culture of the community.Ga: Bhí deacracht mhór ina chroí.En: He had a deep sorrow in his heart.Ga: Chaill sé cara dáiríre le déanaí, agus bhí an cailliúint fós beo ina intinn.En: He had recently lost a dear friend, and the loss was still vividly in his mind.Ga: Bhí Aoife, a bhí ina háitritheoir, tar éis é a chur in aithne do Niamh, ceannaire an phobail.En: Aoife, who was a resident, had introduced him to Niamh, the leader of the community.Ga: Bhí comhráite gearra acu faoi chúrsaí leighis agus an bealach ar leith ina ndearna na daoine dúchasacha a gcuid cneasaithe.En: They had short conversations about medical matters and the unique way the indigenous people practiced healing.Ga: Bhí suim mhór ag Ciarán foghlaim.En: Ciarán was very interested in learning.Ga: Ach ansin, scéal le tinneas tobann bhrisfuith anuas ar an bpobal.En: But then, a sudden illness crisis broke out in the community.Ga: Bhí páiste óg tinn go tobann agus chuaigh gach duine i ngleic leis an scéal.En: A young child became suddenly ill, and everyone grappled with the situation.Ga: Ní raibh a fhios ag Ciarán cad ba cheart dó a dhéanamh.En: Ciarán did not know what he should do.Ga: Eagla air go gcuirfidh sé isteach ar nósanna traidisiúnta an phobail.En: He was afraid of disrupting the community's traditional practices.Ga: Agus é ag fulaingt leis an gcinneadh, chuaigh sé i dteannta Aoife mar gheall ar comhairle.En: Struggling with the decision, he approached Aoife for advice.Ga: "Cad is féidir liom a dhéanamh?En: "What can I do?"Ga: " a d'fhiafraigh sé uaithi.En: he asked her.Ga: Bhí Aoife ag gealadh go réidh, "Tá a chuid scileanna agus ábhairín de chúis acu, Ciarán.En: Aoife was gently reassuring, "They have their skills and a bit of reason, Ciarán.Ga: Cabhraigh leo le meas.En: Help them with respect."Ga: "Le misneach nua fuair sé ón gcomhrá le hAoife, shocraigh Ciarán gur mhaith leis a lámha a chur ar an obair.En: With newfound courage from the conversation with Aoife, Ciarán decided he wanted to lend a hand.Ga: Le heagna an phobail agus cúnamh Ciarán, d’éirigh leo cabhrú leis an bpáiste.En: With the wisdom of the community and Ciarán's assistance, they succeeded in helping the child.Ga: Bhí an buíochas a bhí ag preabadh sa phobal soiléir, agus thug said cuireadh dó a bheith rannpháirteach sna ceiliúrthaí ar Lá na hAstráile.En: The gratitude evident in the community was clear, and they invited him to participate in the Lá na hAstráile celebrations.Ga: Le linn an fhéile, agus agus an fheadóg dhídgeridú ag seinm, mhothaigh Ciarán an domhan ag athrú faoi a chosa.En: During the festival, with the didgeridoo playing, Ciarán felt the world changing beneath his feet.Ga: Tháinig socrúcháin aigne agus glacadh an phobail chuige.En: A sense of mental clarity and acceptance from the community came to him.Ga: Bhí sé fíor go bhféadfadh leochaileacht nascanna láidre a chruthú agus sa deireadh, tháinig leighis dhó.En: It was true that vulnerability could forge strong connections, and in the end, he found healing.Ga: Le croí lán buíochais, lean Ciarán ar aghaidh lena thuras ní ba soiléire agus ní ba mhó misniúil.En: With a heart full of gratitude, Ciarán continued his journey with more clarity and courage.Ga: Fuair sé nach dtéann an ghoimh uachtar ar an domhan, ach go ndéanann sí teas agus ceangal soladach.En: He discovered that pain doesn't float on the surface of the world, but rather it creates warmth and solid connections.Ga: Bhí sé ar an mbóthar glan ó fhuílleach an bhróin sin.En: He was on a path free from the remnants of that sorrow. Vocabulary Words:solemnly: sollúntaindigenous: dúchasachvividly: beounique: uathúilsorrow: deacrachtintroduced: curtha in aithnehealing: cneasaithecrisis: tinneas tobanngrappled: chuaigh i ngleicdisrupting: cur isteachreassuring: ag gealadhwisdom: eagnagratitude: buíochascelebrations: ceiliúrthaídidgeridoo:...
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  • Love and History in Snowy Gaillimh: A Heartwarming Encounter

    Love and History in Snowy Gaillimh: A Heartwarming Encounter
    Jan 28 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Love and History in Snowy Gaillimh: A Heartwarming Encounter Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-28-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí sneachta ag titim go mall ar shráideanna na Gaillimhe.En: Snow was gently falling on the streets of Gaillimh.Ga: Bhí an chathair faoi cheilt i hata bán geal.En: The city was concealed under a bright white hat.Ga: I Leabharlann Chathair na Gaillimhe, bhí teas agus compord le haithint.En: In the Leabharlann Chathair na Gaillimhe, warmth and comfort were evident.Ga: Bhí fuinneoga móra ann a thug radharc álainn ar na sráideanna agus ar an saol taobh amuigh.En: There were large windows that offered a beautiful view of the streets and the life outside.Ga: Lá amháin, bhí Maeve ag siúl idir na seilfeanna, a súile ag léim ó leabhar go leabhar.En: One day, Maeve was walking between the shelves, her eyes jumping from book to book.Ga: Bhí sí ag lorg leabhar speisialta ar stair na hÉireann.En: She was looking for a special book on the history of Éire.Ga: Ach nuair a d’úsáid sí a lámh le breith ar leabhar amháin, bhain sí preab asainn.En: But when she used her hand to grab one book, she got quite a surprise.Ga: Bhí lámh eile ann ag iarraidh an leabhar céanna.En: There was another hand trying to reach for the same book.Ga: D’amharc sí suas agus chonaic sí Finn.En: She looked up and saw Finn.Ga: Bhí Finn cróga agus spraíúil, ag lorg taithí nua in Éirinn.En: Finn was brave and playful, looking for new experiences in Éire.Ga: Dúirt sé le Maeve, "Tá an leabhar seo á lorg agam leis na míonna.En: He said to Maeve, "I've been searching for this book for months.Ga: Is breá liom staidéar a dhéanamh ar chultúir dhifriúla!En: I love studying different cultures!"Ga: "Rinne Maeve gáire, beagáinín ciontach.En: Maeve laughed, feeling a little guilty.Ga: "É sin mar atá?En: "Is that so?Ga: Is é an leabhar seo ceann de na cinn is fearr liom.En: This book is one of my favorites."Ga: "Is ann a thosaigh a gcomhrá.En: That's where their conversation began.Ga: D’aontaigh siad gur mhaith leo go leor rudaí céanna a phlé.En: They agreed they would like to discuss many of the same things.Ga: Chuir Finn ceisteanna faoi radharcanna áitiúla agus stair an bhaile.En: Finn asked questions about local sights and the history of the town.Ga: Chuir Maeve in iúl dúinn gur gnáth-dhúchasach a bhí inti anseo, ach bhain sí taitneamh as a bheith ag foghlaim ó Finn freisin.En: Maeve let him know she was a native here, but she also enjoyed learning from Finn.Ga: Bhí Finn ag tabhairt aghaidh ar an gcéad áit eile ar a thuras, agus bhí sin ina nAinnise do Maeve.En: Finn was heading to the next place on his journey, which was a sorrow for Maeve.Ga: Ach chuir Finn iontas uirthi agus d’fhan sé cúpla lá eile nuair a fuair Maeve misneach agus thug sí cuireadh dó le haghaidh caife.En: But Finn surprised her and stayed a few extra days when Maeve gathered the courage to invite him for coffee.Ga: Chaith siad tráthnóna deas ag caint sa chaifé.En: They spent a pleasant afternoon talking in the café.Ga: Bhí spéis acu i stair agus i gcultúr.En: They were both interested in history and culture.Ga: Roinn siad scéalta agus bhí aoibh gháire mór orthu.En: They shared stories and had big smiles on their faces.Ga: Mar a thit an oíche, d’aithin Maeve go mbeadh Finn ag imeacht go luath.En: As night fell, Maeve realized Finn would be leaving soon.Ga: An mbeadh sé níos fearr a mothúcháin a nochtadh nó a ligean dó imeacht gan fios a chur air?En: Should she express her feelings or let him leave without knowing?Ga: Bhog sí isteach i bhfianaise an chinnteacht nua aimsithe aici.En: She moved forward with newfound certainty.Ga: Nuair a labhair sí le Finn, d’inis sí dó go raibh an-luig aici ina chompántas.En: When she spoke to Finn, she told him how much she enjoyed his company.Ga: Cheap sí gur fiú iarracht a dhéanamh.En: She thought it was worth making the effort.Ga: An lá dár gcionn, d’fhreagraigh Finn an compás dá chroí agus mhol sé go bhfanfadh sé níos faide.En: The next day, Finn followed the compass of his heart and suggested he stay longer.Ga: D’aontáil siad go dtabharfaidís aghaidh ar an ndomhan feadh cúpla seachtain eile, ag cruthú cairdeas nua.En: They agreed to face the world together for a few more weeks, forming a new friendship.Ga: Bhí Maeve níos oscailte anois, níos muiníní maidir lena mothúcháin, agus chuir Finn fáilte roimhe.En: Maeve was now more open, more confident about her feelings, and Finn welcomed her warmly.Ga: Bhí an sneachta fós ag titim go réidh, ach i Leabharlann Chathair na Gaillimhe, ní raibh aon chith ná ceo orthu beirt níos faide.En: The snow was still falling gently, but in Leabharlann Chathair na Gaillimhe, no shower or mist separated them any longer. Vocabulary Words:concealed: faoi cheiltshelves:...
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  • Unexpected Wonderland: A Journey Beyond the To-Do List

    Unexpected Wonderland: A Journey Beyond the To-Do List
    Jan 28 2026
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Unexpected Wonderland: A Journey Beyond the To-Do List Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-28-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an lá fuar agus sneachta ag titim go réidh ar an tír dhúchais.En: The day was cold and snow was gently falling on the homeland.Ga: I lár an tír, i dteach mór cluthar, bhí Siobhan agus Cillian ag ullmhú do chruinniú mór teaghlaigh.En: In the middle of the country, in a large cozy house, Siobhan and Cillian were preparing for a big family gathering.Ga: Bhí an teach te agus compordach, le boladh na mbrainsí móra adhmaid á sruthú tríd an aer.En: The house was warm and comfortable, with the scent of large wood logs wafting through the air.Ga: Bhí Siobhan ag cur suas le clár bán ina seomra folctha.En: Siobhan was putting up a whiteboard in her bathroom.Ga: Bhí liosta mór scríofa amach ag Siobhan.En: She had a large list written out.Ga: Gach mír, ceaptha go cúramach agus marcáilte le peann dearg.En: Every item, carefully planned and marked with a red pen.Ga: Ní raibh sí chun dearmad a dhéanamh ar rud fiúneach amháin don gcruinniú.En: She was determined not to forget a single important thing for the gathering.Ga: Bhí teannas ag méadú inti mar a bhí ag druidim leis an gcruinniú.En: Tension was building within her as the meeting approached.Ga: Ach Cillian, bhí sé i gcónaí go suaimhneach mar a bheadh sruthán á shíneadh timpeall na clocha.En: But Cillian, he was always as calm as a stream flowing around stones.Ga: Bhí sé suite le cupán tae, ag amharc amach an fhuinneog.En: He sat with a cup of tea, looking out the window.Ga: "Siobhan," arsa sé le gáire, "féach ar an sneachta.En: "Siobhan," he said with a smile, "look at the snow.Ga: Nach bhfuil sé álainn?En: Isn't it beautiful?"Ga: "Níor stop Siobhan ag scríobh.En: Siobhan didn’t stop writing.Ga: "Bíonn.En: "It is.Ga: Ach tá an liosta seo le déanamh.En: But this list needs to be completed.Ga: Ní bhíonn aon am le caitheamh.En: There’s no time to waste."Ga: "Thosaigh siad ag tiomáint go dtí an siopa.En: They started driving to the shop.Ga: Bhí an carr cluthar le teas agus ábhar greann Siobhan faoi thionlacan na gceolán Nollag.En: The car was cozy with heat and Siobhan's humorous banter accompanied by Christmas carols.Ga: Ach bhí Cillian ag moladh.En: But Cillian had a suggestion.Ga: "Bhí mé ag smaoineamh," arsa Cillian go tobann, "Tá clochán álainn timpeall an cúinne.En: "I was thinking," said Cillian suddenly, "there's a beautiful stone circle around the corner.Ga: Ba ceart dúinn dul ann.En: We should visit it."Ga: ""Anois?En: "Now?"Ga: " d'fhiafraigh Siobhan, os a chionn.En: asked Siobhan, surprised.Ga: "Sea, ní bhíonn muid ann riamh roimh," d'impigh Cillian.En: "Yes, we've never been there before," Cillian pleaded.Ga: Bhí Siobhan ar tí diúltú, ach ghabh Cillian a lámh agus bhí sé ag faire go muiníneach.En: Siobhan was about to refuse, but Cillian held her hand and looked confidently.Ga: Staon sí agus smaoinigh ar a liosta.En: She paused and thought about her list.Ga: Ach d'éirigh rud éigin inti a scaoileadh saor.En: But something within her loosened.Ga: "Ceart go leor," arsa sí faoi dheireadh.En: "Alright," she said finally.Ga: "Ach níl ach deich bomaite againn.En: "But we only have ten minutes."Ga: "Chuaigh siad trasna na cnoic sneachtach, agus chonaic siad an clochán cois locha atá go hálainn.En: They went across the snowy hills and saw the beautiful stone circle by the lake.Ga: Bhí na dumhcha uachtar réidh le sneachta, ag déanamh an radharc níos draíochtúla ná riamh.En: The dunes were smoothly covered with snow, making the view more magical than ever.Ga: D'fhéach Siobhan le haireachán, agus chaith Cillian lámh bhog timpeall uirthi.En: Siobhan looked attentively, and Cillian gently wrapped an arm around her.Ga: "Féach, níl sé seo ar an liosta," arsa sé le grinn.En: "Look, this isn't on the list," he said teasingly.Ga: Bhí gáire ag teacht as a béal.En: Laughter escaped her lips.Ga: "Tá an ceart agat, Cillian.En: "You're right, Cillian."Ga: "Tar éis an radharc iontach, chuaigh siad ar ais go dtí a gcuid gníomhartha liostaithe.En: After the wonderful view, they returned to their listed actions.Ga: Ach anois, bhí níos mó suaimhneas ar Siobhan, níos lú imeaglaithe.En: But now, Siobhan felt more at ease, less intimidated.Ga: D'éirigh leo an siopadóireacht a chríochnú agus d'fhill siad abhaile le croíthe lán agus beacáin lán le torthaí.En: They managed to finish the shopping and returned home with full hearts and baskets loaded with goodies.Ga: Léiríodh do Siobhan nach raibh ualach na foirfeachta riachtanach.En: Siobhan realized that the burden of perfection wasn't necessary.Ga: Uaireanta, bhí áit ann don eachtraíocht agus don spraoi freisin.En: Sometimes, there's room for adventure and fun too.Ga: Agus sa teach mór ...
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