Donaill O. Focloir Gaeilge-Bearla/Irish-English Dictionary. Part 2/3

Publisher: Various
Publication date: 1977
Number of pages: 1309
Language: Irish, EnglishFirst, this is the undisputed king of Irish dictionaries. It does not list some words necessary for the early modern period (for instance, 17th century - if you want that, go to archive.org and you'll find a nice complement to this), but for 20th century written Irish, it is the best that there is. It includes sentences and other usage examples.
1. A mistake happened during the immortalization process, and it ended up being huge.
2. As you will see, the spine was too tight and fragile. This means that often it is difficult to read words close to the middle (especially in the mid-range of the pages). I wish I had had access to the hard cover, but I didn't.If you want to get Focloir Gaeilge-Bearla/Irish-English Dictionary, it's necessary download 5 parts (Part1-3/3)