Irish printables
for home and class.
Worksheets, puzzles and colouring pages for first steps in Irish, as PDFs in A4 and US Letter. Prices are in US dollars. Every Irish word in them is copied from Foras na Gaeilge’s dictionaries (focloir.ie and teanglann.ie), Gaelchultúr’s free sample lessons on Ranganna.com or the official place-names order, S.I. No. 519/2003 (checked 30 October 2026), and each pack lists its sources on the last page.
Try the free sample
7 pages: key phrases, numbers 0 to 10, a colouring page and a match puzzle with its answer key.
The packs

Irish Greetings and Everyday Phrases Pack
Hello and how are you in the Connacht, Ulster and Munster forms, names, slán agat or slán leat, polite words, a practice dialogue, a match puzzle, phrase cards, a week tracker, a certificate and an answer key. Ages 6–11 & beginners.

Irish Numbers and Colours Worksheets
Numbers 0 to 20, how many?, a number match and word search, eleven colour words, colour by Irish word, colour clues and an answer key. Ages 5–9.

Irish Days, Months and Seasons Pack
Days of the week (an Luan and Dé Luain), day, week, month and year, the twelve months, the four seasons, weather words, a weather diary and an answer key. Ages 7–11 & beginners.

Irish Place Names Worksheets
The four provinces and 26 counties with their official Irish names, a county match, dictionary words to spot in place names, a Gaeltacht counties page and an answer key. Ages 7–12 & beginners.

Irish Words Activity and Colouring Pack
Six colouring pages each with an Irish word, a picture match, an animal word search, a maze, a code breaker and an answer key. Ages 4–8.

Irish Quiz and Word Puzzles Pack
An Irish crossword, a 12-question quiz, unscramble, odd one out, true or false, a mixed word search, a certificate and answer keys. Ages 8+ & beginners.
Good to know
- Dialects. Where Connacht, Munster and Ulster use different phrases, the packs label each one, following Gaelchultúr’s lessons.
- Pronunciation. We don’t invent sound-alike spellings. The only two in the packs are Gaelchultúr’s own. For real voices, use the free teanglann.ie Pronunciation Database.
- Licence. Personal and single-classroom use. For school-wide use, email info@reallybyte.com.
- Who makes them. REALLYBYTE, based in the Isle of Man. irish.languages.im is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Foras na Gaeilge, Gaelchultúr or any government body.
