So, I needed to look something up in the Soiscéal Matha — tá fhois agam ciall. And you would think that of all of the books online, that one could easily find a copy of An Bíobla Naofa, right? Does anyone know where I can find a copy? (Don't say Google, and not in English please.)
You might, however, consider looking into borrowing it from a university if you're an alumni - you'd be amazed what they can get on inter-library loan.
I had no idea you spoke Gaeilge; how cool. For dead-tree versions of such things, I almost always go to Litriocht.com, and they have the print version as well as the CD. I don't know what format the files on the CD are, but one *hopes* they would be searchable. I haven't looked for the Bible in Irish particularly before (most of my Bible stuff is Classically motivated), but another good common resource for Gaelic texts is Sacred Texts. (They don't have An Bíobla Naofa, I looked, but they have plenty of other things you might find interesting.)
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Date: 2006-10-25 11:36 pm (UTC)You might, however, consider looking into borrowing it from a university if you're an alumni - you'd be amazed what they can get on inter-library loan.
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Date: 2006-10-26 11:50 am (UTC)