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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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  • Uncovering the Ancestral Enigma: Cillian's Brave Quest

    Uncovering the Ancestral Enigma: Cillian's Brave Quest
    Nov 25 2025
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Uncovering the Ancestral Enigma: Cillian's Brave Quest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-25-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí fuaire ag déanamh ionradh ar an staidéar atá lasmuigh ar an mbóthar tríd an gclós fánach, ach thug Cillian aghaidh ar an stóras tréigthe lena chairde Siobhán agus Éamon ag a thaobh.En: The cold was infiltrating the study that lay outside on the road through the desolate yard, but Cillian faced the abandoned storehouse with his friends Siobhán and Éamon by his side.Ga: Bhí Cillian cróga, ach bhí eagla ann freisin.En: Cillian was brave, but he was also afraid.Ga: Bhí bruach shaorga an ama feicthe ina shúile.En: The artificial brink of time was visible in his eyes.Ga: Bhain siad an bord roimhe doras mór an stóir.En: They removed the board from the large door of the store.Ga: "Tá sé oscailte," a dúirt Siobhán, ag brú an dorais go mall.En: "It's open," said Siobhán, pushing the door slowly.Ga: Chuir an doras cnagaíl ard ar an aer, mar a chuirfeadh sé brón ar gach rud a bhí fágtha ina luí ansin le blianta.En: The door creaked loudly in the air, as if it would mourn everything left lying there for years.Ga: Chuaigh an triúr isteach, suim acu gach rud a bhí le feiceáil.En: The three of them went inside, interested in everything that was to be seen.Ga: Taobh istigh, bhí struchtúr a bhí beagnach mór is measa.En: Inside, there was a structure that was almost large and worse.Ga: Bhí ansin caibinéid shean, cláir suite ar charnáin.En: There were old cabinets and boards set on piles.Ga: Bhí éadach corcrach ag titim ó na fuinneoga.En: Purple cloth was falling from the windows.Ga: Anseo, bhí an staid idir éirí gréine agus iarnóin.En: Here, the state was between sunrise and afternoon.Ga: Bhí gach réad, gach píosa diosca aibí teannta le scéal a bhí Cillian ag iarraidh a thuiscint.En: Every object, every old record was tight with a story that Cillian wanted to understand.Ga: "An bhfuil tú cinnte faoi seo, a Chillian?" a bhagair Éamon, a bhí ag féachaint ar an tsíleáil, áit nach mbeadh ciall le teacht air.En: "Are you sure about this, Cillian?" cautioned Éamon, staring at the ceiling, where there seemed to be no sense in coming upon it.Ga: "Tá sé contúirteach."En: "It's dangerous."Ga: Ach chroith Cillian a cheann.En: But Cillian shook his head.Ga: "Ní féidir liom stopadh anois," a d’fhreagair sé, súile gléineacha ag lorg níos mó ná feiceálacht.En: "I can't stop now," he replied, eyes glittering, searching for more than what was apparent.Ga: Bhí a fhios aige go raibh réiteach ann dá stíl agus a fhios agam go raibh sé ag éirí níos gaire.En: He knew there was a solution for his curiosity and knew he was getting closer.Ga: Bhí a sheansanna á dtógáil aige fiú amháin má bhí eagla air roimh fhírinne ar bith a bhí ag dul le chéile.En: He was taking his chances even though he was afraid of any truth that might come together.Ga: Tá séocánach a d’áitigh ruamh agus tóin cliatha ag titim amach sa chúinne. Thóg sé croí Cillian chun imeachtaí a thógáil ar shiúl agus a chur os comhair an bhaile thuaidh a bhí timpeall a leithéid d’áit.En: There was a spanner resting in the corner, and Cillian drew strength to take matters away and present them to the northern town surrounding such a place.Ga: Ní raibh sé fada go bhfuair sé glór, adhmad maith caochta.En: It wasn’t long before he found a voice, a well-battered piece of timber.Ga: Agus é soghonta agus ag éirí níos muiníne ar a dhlúthchara, chuaigh sé trí mhaolú.En: Vulnerable yet growing more confident in his close friend, he went through a softening.Ga: "Tá sé seo an-ait," a dúirt sé, lámha ag rith síos bealach gealltanais.En: "This is very strange," he said, his hands running down the path of promises.Ga: "Ná bíodh eagla ort," a chuir Siobhán in iúl, a lámh ar a ghualainn.En: "Don't be afraid," Siobhán reassured, placing her hand on his shoulder.Ga: Bhí gann-fhaire a fhan sé an nóiméad sin leis féin a ithe go dall.En: There was a brief watchfulness he held for that moment, consuming himself blindly.Ga: Anois, bhí rún aige a fháil.En: Now, he was determined to uncover the secret.Ga: Agus sin mar a thángthas ar an seod—seomra beag cúirtéiseach.En: And that's how they came upon the treasure—an unobtrusive little room.Ga: Sreang a bhreith air, osclaíodh cás iarainn.En: Grasping a wire, an iron case was opened.Ga: Níl i gcás ach maisiúchán dhiaga.En: The case was nothing but divine ornamentation.Ga: Istigh ann, bhí litreacha, níomh na gcinseal soineanta, agus iris.En: Inside, there were letters, the essence of innocent agreements, and a journal.Ga: Bhí Cillian thoir ann, a chuid súl tógtha ag an álainn a bhí scaipthe ann, seod nach bhféadfadh na focail a fhuascailt.En: Cillian was absorbed in it, his eyes ...
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  • Unlocking Mystery: The Warehouse Adventure That Changed Aoife

    Unlocking Mystery: The Warehouse Adventure That Changed Aoife
    Nov 25 2025
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Unlocking Mystery: The Warehouse Adventure That Changed Aoife Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-25-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Scéal iontach d'aois bhreá, tá méid áirithe baol agus fiosracht ann i dteach stór tréigthe.En: A wonderful story of a fine age, there is a certain amount of danger and curiosity in an abandoned warehouse.Ga: San fhómhar, nuair a bhíonn na duilleoga ar na crainn ag titim, thosaigh Aoife ar eachtra a hiontais féin.En: In the autumn, when the leaves on the trees are falling, Aoife embarked on an adventure of her own wonder.Ga: Bhí an stór trendithe ina sheasamh ar thaobh na sráide, lán de bhristeacha miotail meirgeacha agus fuinneoga briste.En: The warehouse stood empty on the side of the street, full of rusted metal scraps and broken windows.Ga: Oíche ar oíche, chonaic Aoife solas ag preabadh i lár an stór.En: Night after night, Aoife saw a light flickering in the middle of the warehouse.Ga: D'oibrigh Aoife mar iriseoir áitiúil, agus bhí sí ag iarraidh scéal corraitheach a scríobh don nuachtán.En: Aoife worked as a local journalist and wanted to write an exciting story for the newspaper.Ga: Bheadh sé seo mar an scéal mór a chuirfí í ar an léarscáil.En: This would be the big story that would put her on the map.Ga: "Cad atá idir lámha agat, Aoife?En: "What are you up to, Aoife?"Ga: " a dúirt Cian, a chara aireach.En: said Cian, her watchful friend.Ga: "Ná righ tú féin isteach sa stór sin.En: "Don't get yourself into that warehouse."Ga: "Ach rinne Aoife neamhaird de chomhairle Chian.En: But Aoife ignored Cian's advice.Ga: Bhí rírá istigh inti, ag iarraidh an rúndiamhair seo a réiteach.En: She had a tumult inside her, wanting to solve this mystery.Ga: Níor chreid a cara eile, Maeve, inti.En: Her other friend, Maeve, didn't believe her.Ga: "Tá tú craiceáilte, Aoife.En: "You're crazy, Aoife.Ga: Níl aon rud ann ach smearach.En: There's nothing there but rubbish."Ga: "D'oícheanta taobh amuigh, na duilleoga ag bogadh sa ghaoth, thosaigh Aoife ag siúl i dtreo an stórais.En: On nights outside, with the leaves blowing in the wind, Aoife started walking towards the warehouse.Ga: Ainneoin na bhfaitíos a bhí aici, roghnaigh sí aghaidh a thabhairt ar an stór as a stuaim féin.En: Despite her fears, she chose to face the warehouse on her own initiative.Ga: Nuair a shroich sí doras an stór, bhraith Aoife an fuacht ag sní isteach ina cnámha.En: When she reached the warehouse door, Aoife felt the cold seeping into her bones.Ga: Tharraing sí an doras go mall, ag faire dul i dtreo an tsolais mistéireach.En: She pulled the door slowly, watching as she moved towards the mysterious light.Ga: Bhi an solas níos geal ná riamh, ag línteáil dearg ar na ballaí creimthe.En: The light was brighter than ever, casting red lines on the crumbling walls.Ga: Go tobann, rith scáth tríd an stór.En: Suddenly, a shadow ran through the warehouse.Ga: Croí i lár na císte, ghlac Aoife an léim.En: Heart pounding, Aoife took a leap.Ga: Atá sé?En: What is it?Ga: An bhfuil sé ina dhiaidh seo?En: Is it following her?Ga: Níorbh fhada leis go raibh sí i láthair na mandrach.En: It wasn't long before she was in the presence of the chaos.Ga: Buaircíneach scornach marasa, splanc an dé deiridh a bhí nicthe as seinnteoir téipe.En: Throat-tightening anxiety, the final flicker of light was nothing more than a tape player.Ga: Bhreathnaigh Aoife ar an teachtaí scannaraidh a bhí amdúil agus took agus iarlag mar thoradh.En: Aoife looked at the scary encounters that were merely a consequence of nervousness and imagination.Ga: Scéal gan luach a bhí ann!En: It was a story without value!Ga: Tar éis a eachtra, shiúil Aoife amach ón stór, lán de mhuinín nua agus áthas.En: After her adventure, Aoife walked out of the warehouse, full of newfound confidence and joy.Ga: Bhí ábhar aici anois don scéal is fearr a scríobh.En: She now had material for her best story yet.Ga: Ní raibh Muaise nó Cian le fáil ach amháin nuair a chuir Aoife faoi.En: Nobody found Maeve or Cian until Aoife was done.Ga: Bhí Áoife sásta gur ghlac sí an riar agus gur éist sí lena croí, rinne sé is fiú mar ghiarra amach nó bhí Rory i gcónaí ann.En: Aoife was glad she took the leap and listened to her heart, proving it worthwhile as a brave act since Rory was always there.Ga: Bhí a saol athraithe agus a cuid spriocanna athchóirigh.En: Her life was changed, and her goals were realigned.Ga: Anois bhí sí réidh le réalta nua a dheáineann a cuid eolais agus a cuid eagla a chur i comhrá leis an domhan.En: Now she was ready to be a new star, sharing her knowledge and courage with the world.Ga: Bhí an taiscéal sin fille a d'athraigh a saol.En: That exploration was transformative for her life.Ga: Críoch.En: The end. Vocabulary Words:abandoned: tréigthewarehouse: teach ...
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  • Embracing Irish Culture: A Night to Remember in Temple Bar

    Embracing Irish Culture: A Night to Remember in Temple Bar
    Nov 24 2025
    Fluent Fiction - Irish: Embracing Irish Culture: A Night to Remember in Temple Bar Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-11-24-23-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí oíche fhuar fhómhair i gceantar Temple Bar i mBaile Átha Cliath.En: It was a cold autumn night in the Temple Bar area of Dublin.Ga: Tháinig an lucht siúlóide amach ar na sráideanna clúiteacha cobblá.En: The walkers came out onto the famous cobblestone streets.Ga: Bhí cairde Aoife agus Cillian i measc na sluaite.En: Aoife and Cillian's friends were among the crowds.Ga: Bhí siad ar saoire le chéile, ag baint taitnimh as atmaisféar na hÉireann.En: They were on vacation together, enjoying the atmosphere of Ireland.Ga: Bhí Aoife ag smaoineamh ar Thanksgiving.En: Aoife was thinking about Thanksgiving.Ga: Bhí sí tagtha as Meiriceá, agus is am speisialta é d'aoine an bhaile.En: She had come from America, and it's a special time for people at home.Ga: Bhraith sí beagáinín uaigneach.En: She felt a little lonely.Ga: Ach bhí Cillian ar bís.En: But Cillian was excited.Ga: Ba mhaith leis í a chur i lár na hÉireann fíor.En: He wanted to immerse her in true Irish culture.Ga: "Beidh tú breá," arsa Cillian go geal.En: "You'll be fine," said Cillian brightly.Ga: "Tá an chultúr anseo dochreidte.En: "The culture here is incredible.Ga: Tabharfaidh mé chun bualadh le ceol Éireannach iontach é.En: I'll take you to experience some amazing Irish music."Ga: "Chuaigh an bheirt amach ag lorg na ngrúpaí eile.En: The two went out searching for the other groups.Ga: Ach bhí an slua mór, agus cailleadh iad sa mheascán.En: But the crowd was large, and they got lost in the mix.Ga: Chrom Aoife ar bheith frustrach.En: Aoife began to feel frustrated.Ga: "Tá mé i bhfad ó bhailchríoch," a smaoinigh sí.En: "I'm far from home," she thought.Ga: Ach rinne sí cinneadh eile.En: But she made another decision.Ga: "Tá muid anseo anois, déanaimis taithí a fháil orainn féin," arsa Aoife le Cillian agus aoibh aici.En: "We're here now, let's have an experience for ourselves," Aoife said to Cillian with a smile.Ga: Shiúil siad le chéile ar seachrán.En: They wandered together.Ga: Stop siad ag teach tábhairne beag.En: They stopped at a small pub.Ga: Bhí ceoltóirí áitiúla ag seinm ann.En: Local musicians were playing there.Ga: Bhí an t-atmaisféar teolaí agus fuinniúil.En: The atmosphere was warm and lively.Ga: Bhí rince agus caint ag dul ar aghaidh go saor.En: Dancing and chatting went on freely.Ga: D'fhan Aoife ag éisteacht leis an gceol.En: Aoife stayed to listen to the music.Ga: Bhí an fhidil agus an bainseo ag seinm go binn.En: The fiddle and banjo were playing sweetly.Ga: Thaitin a croí le guth an chultúir.En: Her heart was delighted with the voice of the culture.Ga: D'airigh sí talamh na hÉireann ag éirí faoina cosa.En: She felt the ground of Ireland rising beneath her feet.Ga: Bhí Aoife sona.En: Aoife was happy.Ga: Bhí sí sa bhaile, ar bhealach nua.En: She was at home, in a new way.Ga: D'fhág sí an buile fá dtaobh den bhaile, agus bhí sí sásta leis an t-eispéireas nua.En: She left the longing for home behind and was pleased with the new experience.Ga: D’inis sí do Cillian, "Is maith liom anseo anois.En: She told Cillian, "I like it here now.Ga: Tá rud beo sa chultúr seo.En: There's something alive in this culture."Ga: "Ar deireadh, d'airigh Aoife gur chuid di í Éire.En: In the end, Aoife felt that Ireland was a part of her.Ga: Bhí sí ar nós Éireannach go fíor.En: She felt truly Irish.Ga: Luaigh sí go dtitfeadh an teach tábhairne isteach léi go deo mar áit speisialta.En: She mentioned that the pub would always remain a special place for her.Ga: Lena cairde, bhí sí ag aistriú go saol nua lán de cheol, gáire, agus buíochas.En: With her friends, she was transitioning to a new life full of music, laughter, and gratitude.Ga: Agus shiúil siad amach arís ar na sráideanna gnóthacha, d'athraigh Aoife a dearcadh.En: And as they walked out again on the busy streets, Aoife changed her perspective.Ga: Bhí sí níos saibhre leis an taithí nua seo.En: She was richer for this new experience.Ga: Bhí Cillian sásta lena hathrú misnigh.En: Cillian was pleased with her newfound courage.Ga: Bhí an oíche lán de cheiliúradh agus cultúr a raibh Aoife á ghlacadh isteach.En: The night was full of celebration and culture which Aoife was embracing.Ga: B'í sin oíche nach ndéanfaí dearmad ar láithreach.En: It was a night that would not be forgotten quickly.Ga: Bhí Temple Bar fós lán le scéalta, agus b'ionann é sin agus a scéal féin anois.En: Temple Bar was still full of stories, and that now included her own story. Vocabulary Words:autumn: fhómhaircobblestone: cobblávacation: saoireatmosphere: atmaisféarlonely: uaigneachimmerse: chur i lárincredible: dochreidteexperience: taithífrustrated: frustrachwandered: shiúil ar ...
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