An treas leabhar Gaedhilge / Third Irish book

Society for the Preservation of the Irish Language. — M.H. Gill, 1889. — 133 p.The chief object of this "Third Irish Book" is to enable the learner to think in Gaelic, andto express his thoughts in that language, pre-supposing, however, that he has already acquired a good knowledge of the First and Second Irish Books.
When the learner has mastered this book he will be able to enter on the study of the Declensions and Conjugations.
In the vocabularies at the head of the exercises, words which occur in the First or Second Books will not be repeated when used in the same sense. All terms used in this volume will, however, be given at the end. The literal English of each exercise will be found at the end of the book, and will form a series of exercises in translation of English sentences into Irish.