AnDroichead’s Bunrang 3 course provides a 10-week practical language program in Belfast, perfect for beginners eager to develop real-world Irish language skills through flexible in-person or online classes.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours per session, twice weekly for 10 weeks
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; mental focus and commitment to regular sessions beneficial
Wildlife
History
Belfast’s Cooke Street area is close to sites of industrial heritage and modern cultural resurgence, reflecting Northern Ireland’s layered identity.
Conservation
AnDroichead emphasizes responsible community engagement and cultural preservation through language, supporting sustainability in urban learning environments.
AnDroichead
AnDroichead’s Bunrang 3 course provides a 10-week practical language program in Belfast, perfect for beginners eager to develop real-world Irish language skills through flexible in-person or online classes.
An Droichead is a Belfast-based cultural and language provider delivering accredited Irish language programmes, short courses, immersive intensives and guided traditional-music experiences. Located in Belfast, Northern Ireland, An Droichead provides a clear progression from beginners’ courses (Bunrang levels) through step-up and intermediate classes to accredited qualifications such as AS Irish, A2 Irish (A Level) and GCSE Irish.
Course formats include one-year accredited programmes that culminate in formal examinations, ten-week term courses for beginners and intermediates, and two-day immersion packages for rapid revision or introduction. Several courses offer flexible attendance with both online and in-person options. The Belfast Traditional Music Trail is a 2.5-hour guided walk led by professional musicians featuring live performances, local stories and visits to historic sites. Special events include concerts featuring renowned musicians and practical cultural workshops such as the Besom Broom Making Workshop (Ceardlann Déanta na Scuab Caillí).
An Droichead emphasises structured curriculum and accredited pathways where specified, clear timelines for term-based and annual programmes (September starts and formal examinations by June for some qualifications), and both short-form and longer-form learning options. The organisation works with qualified instructors and professional musicians to deliver language learning and cultural experiences designed for adult learners, qualifying students and community participants seeking to connect with Irish language and traditional culture.
Location
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Based in Belfast city
Accredited Courses
AS, A2, GCSE
Formal qualifications available
Tours Offered
12
Courses and experiences available
Flexible Formats
Online & In-person
Multiple attendance options
Secure a place on an accredited course, a ten-week class, a weekend immersion or the Belfast Traditional Music Trail — registration details and schedules available now.
Attend live or online
Choose the mode that best fits your schedule—both options deliver the same rich learning experience.
Stay consistent
Regular attendance over 10 weeks helps build steady progress through practical language topics.
Engage socially
Practice with peers outside class to reinforce conversational skills and cultural understanding.
Follow-up options
Plan ahead for continued learning by enrolling in follow-on courses after completing this module.
Notebook and pen
Ideal for jotting down vocabulary, grammar points, and practice exercises during sessions.
Reliable internet connection
Crucial for seamless participation in online classes from anywhere.
Language app
Supports vocabulary retention and practice between sessions.
Comfortable headphones with microphone
Enhances audio clarity during virtual classes and helps with clear communication.