LC Irish case studies

Gaeilge na hArdteistiméireachta is the Irish examination taken at the end of senior cycle in Irish second-level schools, and it is normally a requirement for entry to many Irish higher-education courses and for some public-sector roles. It is aimed at students who have studied Irish through primary and post-primary schooling; candidates sit it at different levels, and the paper and oral tasks differ accordingly. The examination tests all four language skills in an integrated way: you listen to spoken Irish, speak it in a conversation and in reading a poem aloud, read and answer on texts, and write in a range of genres. There is also a literature and poetry element, and grammar and vocabulary underpin everything else. The LC Irish case studies are 5 cases and about 2,699 words.