Maintained by students at University College, Dublin, this online dictionary allows users to translate Irish words or phrases into many different languages, and vice versa. The advanced features allow searching by noun, verb, adjective, etc., as well as phrase and publication-searching.
By Susie Beattie and Gráinne Duffin.
2nd edition. Glasgow: Collins, 2016.
This up-to-date dictionary is especially strong in its coverage of Irish and English idioms. It includes irregular verb charts and conjugation aids.
By T. O’Neill Lane.
Dublin: Phoenix, 1915.
At 1,750 pages, this title is possibly the most comprehensive dictionary of its kind. Tabbed sections make it easy to navigate, and marginalia supplement many entries.
By The Irish Texts Society [ Rev. Patrick S. Dineen, ed.].
Dublin: For the Irish Texts Society by the Educational Company of Ireland, 1927.
This dictionary was compiled using references from both Irish literature and common speech, as documented by linguists interviewing Irish speakers. It has a strong pronunciation guide.
The Oxford pocket Irish Dictionary: Gaeilge-Béarla : Irish-English
Oxford Pocket Irish Dictionary = Béarla-Gaeilge: English-Irish
Focal.ie
Collins Easy Learning Irish Dictionary.
Focloir Bearla-Gaedilge.
