Dillon Myles, Donncha O Cróinín. Irish. A complete introductory course

Teach yourself books
Great Britain, Hodder and Stoughton Paperbacks.
First printed 1961the Irish Alphabet
Pronunciation
Syncope
Rules for Aspiration
Rules for Eclipsis
Key to the Simplified Spellingthe Simple Sentence
the Regular Verb
cases of the Noun
present of the Verb "to be”
the Verb "to have” and the Past Participle. The Perfect Tense
the Verbal Noun. Past and Future of the Verb "to be”.
particles with ro. Personal Pronouns. *Possessives and Pronominals.
the Copula.
future, Imperfect, and Conditional Tenses. The Adjective. Sitting, standing, etc.
ta sa ina fhear. Is and Td with adjectives. Numerals from one to ten
declension of Nouns. The Second Conjugation
rules for Gender. Abstract Nouns. Nouns of agency. Diminutives. The Dual Number. Prepositions
prepositional Pronouns. Irregular Verbs: "come" and "go”. The Verbal Noun
uses of the Prepositions. Irregular Verbs: "hear” and “get”
prepositional Pronouns (contd.). Irregular Verbs: "see" and "say”
conditional Sentences. Subordinate Clauses. Conjunctions.
liking, thinking, wishing
weak Plurals and Irregular Nouns
passive and Impersonal
irregular Formation of the Verbal Noun. Uses of the Verbal Noun
the Adjective. Irregular Verbs: “bear” and "give”; "do” and "eat”
irregular Comparison of Adjectives. The Adverb
ownership. Buying and Selling
numbers, days, months and seasons
imperative and Subjunctive
relative Sentences
idioms. Defective Verbs. Points of Syntax
Passages of Irish Prose and Versekey to the Exercises
Appendix
declension of Nouns
First Conjugation of Stems ending in a long vowel
Second Conjugation and Irregular Verbs
Vocabulary