- Altanna Gaeilge
 - A list of newspaper and magazine articles which have appeared on Gaelic-L. Those with translations or dictionaries are marked. - An tInneall Mallachtaí: The Curse Engine
- Generate your curse in Irish.
- Common Greeting/Sayings in Ireland
- Irish idioms and greetings, in Gaelic with an English translation. Also includes greeting responses, terms of endearment, and curses.
- Conradh na Gaeilge, Dallas/Ft. Worth
- The Gaelic League sponsors Irish language classes and other events to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of Irish language and culture in the community.
- Conradh na Gaeilge/Washington
- Includes links to schedules for language immersion classes across North America, as well as local events (MD/DC area)
- Daltaí na Gaeilge
- A not for profit corporation dedicated to promoting and teaching the Irish language in North America.
- Eolaire - Gaeilge ar an líon
- Directory of Gaelic related material, in Irish Gaelic.
- Focal an Lae
- The word of the day in Irish.
- Gael-Linn
- Cultural, social and economic organisation founded for the promotion and development of the Irish Language.
- General Irish
- Common greetings, farewells, curses, and proverbs in Gaelic Irish, with translations and audio.
- Interactive Irish
- Language lessons with audio.
- Irish Dictionary Online
- Premium online Irish dictionary providing quick word searches, definitions, and usage.
- Irish Gaelic Language Reader
- Irish Gaelic Reference Documents and Links
- Resources for learning Irish Gaelic including flashcards, books, and Irish People's Lessons course material. Weekly classes in Portland, Oregon.
 Irish Sayings.com
- Irish sayings and phrases in the Irish Gaelic language, with audio samples.- Irish Script On Screen - Meamram Páipéar Ríomhaire
- Creating digital images of Irish manuscripts to provide exposure to Ireland's cultural heritage and contribute to the conservation of these valuable books and documents.
- Local Ireland: Gaeltacht
- Includes background information, history, and culture of areas where Irish is heavily spoken, in counties of Donegal, Mayo, Galway, and Kerry.
- Raidio na Gaeltachta
- Irish language radio station.
- Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe
- National theatre of the Irish Language set up in 1928. Produces on average seven productions a year including Dramas Pantomime and a Grand opera.
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