Over the past year, some new and significant changes have been made to the site’s design. In brief, they are as follows:

  1. The redesign of the Homepage, with featured authors updated, a new ‘Collections’ section, a ‘Blog’ section and a section for latest works added to the site.
  2. A new ‘Texts’ section sortable by author, year, category and language.
  3. The introduction of dark mode compatible with your browser.
  4. The redesign of Irish-language texts into traditional Cló Gaelach font.
  5. The addition of breadcrumbs to improve website navigation (Home / Author / Book / Chapter).
  6. All texts have been justified in format (edges of the text now align with the margins) and the English font has been changed to Gentium.
  7. The addition of pagination to some works to make navigating through chapters easier.
  8. Reformatting of PDFs, examples can be found on the Collections section of the home page.

HOME PAGE

TEXTS

FORMATTING

CLÓ GAELACH

Notes:

  1. Séimhiú (ḃfuil = bhfuil). In the old Irish script, placing a dot over the letter changes its sound by softening it (ṡ = sh, ḃ = bh etc).
  2. In some texts, a Tironian et symbol (⁊) is used. This is used in place for the conjunction ‘agus’ (and). It is somewhat like using & in English.

LIGHT MODE

Note: The background image changes with the setting.

PDFs

Note: The ‘Contents’ section contains hyperlinks which will lead you directly to each chapter directly. Or, alternatively, you can click on ‘Document outline’ on the top-left of the page.

AN CHARTLANN.