Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Grammar of the Irish Language
Though this text-book is small, it comprises, I believe, everything necessary - so far as grammar is concerned for a student of modern Irish. I have not treated at all of the ancient forms of the language and I have excluded everything in the shape of dissertation: the grammar of the modern Irish language, and no more, is here set forth in words as few and simple as possible.
I have not suggested any changes either in spelling or in grammatical forms, or attempted innovation of any kind: this is a grammar of the language as it actually exists in the works of our best writers.
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