Leaving Cert Irish help
Need Leaving Cert Irish help? StudyRoom gives Leaving Certificate Irish students 909 original practice questions mapped to the course, with hints, worked steps and an explanation of every answer.
How StudyRoom helps with LC Irish
Irish practice needs repetition with feedback: verb forms, séimhiú and urú, vocabulary and reading, with fadas checked as you type.
- 909 original questions across 46 topics
- Hints first, then a worked method, then why each wrong answer is wrong
- Spaced review brings back topics just before you would forget them
- Links to the official past papers on examinations.ie
LC Irish topics you can practise
Béaltriail (Oral exam – 40%)
An Fháilte (Greeting and personal details) · Agallamh: An Scoil (Conversation: School) · Agallamh: An Teaghlach agus an Ceantar (Family and local area) · Agallamh: Caitheamh Aimsire (Hobbies and pastimes) · Agallamh: An Todhchaí (Future plans) · Agallamh: Saincheisteanna (Current issues) · Sraith Pictiúr (Picture sequence) · Léamh Filíochta (Poetry reading)
Cluastuiscint (Aural)
Ceapadóireacht (Páipéar 1)
An Aiste (Essay) · An Scéal (Story) · An Litir agus an Ríomhphost (Letter and email) · An Díospóireacht agus an Óráid (Debate and speech) · An Blag agus an tAlt (Blog and article) · Nathanna Cainte don Cheapadóireacht (Useful phrases for writing)
Léamhthuiscint (Páipéar 2)
Litríocht (Páipéar 2)
An Prós (Prose) · An Fhilíocht (Poetry) · Téarmaí Litríochta (Literary terms) · Mothúcháin agus Téamaí (Emotions and themes) · Prós Roghnach agus Filíocht Roghnach (Optional prose and poetry)
Gramadach (Grammar)
An Aimsir Chaite (Past tense) · An Aimsir Láithreach (Present tense) · An Aimsir Fháistineach (Future tense) · An Modh Coinníollach (Conditional mood) · Na Briathra Neamhrialta (Irregular verbs) · Séimhiú agus Urú (Lenition and eclipsis) · An Tuiseal Ginideach (Genitive case) · Na Réamhfhocail Shimplí (Simple prepositions) · Na Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha (Prepositional pronouns) · Na hUimhreacha (Numbers) · Céimeanna Comparáide na hAidiachta (Comparison of adjectives) · An Chopail 'Is' (The copula) · Iolra na nAinmfhocal (Noun plurals) · An Briathar Saor (Autonomous verb) · An Chaint Indíreach (Reported speech)
Stór Focal de réir Téama (Vocabulary by theme)
An Scoil agus an tOideachas (School and education) · An Teaghlach agus Cairde (Family and friends) · Spórt agus Sláinte (Sport and health) · An Timpeallacht (The environment) · An Teicneolaíocht (Technology) · Ceol agus Cultúr (Music and culture) · Taisteal agus Laethanta Saoire (Travel and holidays) · Obair agus Gairmeacha (Work and careers) · Saincheisteanna Sóisialta (Social issues) · An Ghaeilge agus an Ghaeltacht (Irish and the Gaeltacht)
Frequently asked questions
Is StudyRoom a live online Irish tutor?
No. StudyRoom is a self-study platform: questions, hints and explanations you can use any time. It does not offer live lessons or grinds. Many students use it to practise between grinds or classes.
Is StudyRoom free?
Everything is free during our November promotion, with no card needed. Teachers are free, and work a teacher assigns is free for the class.
Does it follow the Irish Irish course?
Leaving Certificate Irish topics are mapped to the NCCA specification (linked on the subject page), with 46 topics. Check your own school's level and specification year, as some subjects have revised specifications for newer cohorts.
Can I practise past papers?
Yes. StudyRoom links to the official past papers on examinations.ie for each year so you can try the real exam, and its own practice questions cover the same topics. StudyRoom does not copy the papers.
How do I get started?
Create a free account, pick your year and level, and start with any topic. StudyRoom suggests what to practise next and brings topics back for review at the right time.
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