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Gaeilge

Junior Cycle Irish builds upon the language developed during primary education. The learner’s vocabulary is both reinforced and enriched at this stage and the language skills (listening, speaking, reading, spoken interaction and writing) are further developed. Emphasis is placed on promoting and developing awareness: language awareness, cultural awareness as well as student self-awareness as a language learner. 

There are currently two Irish syllabuses at junior cycle.In Irish-medium schools, Irish is the working language of the school and Irish L1 is taught as a subject. In English-medium schools, English is the working language of the school and Irish L2 is taught as a subject.

A candidate may take the examination at one of two levels i.e. Higher Level or Ordinary Level.

 

Cumarsáid ó bhéal i nGaeilge na Sraithe Sóisearaí

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Assessment TaskLiterature ListsSample Assessment Items L1Sample Assessment Items L2

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