Comments on New Online Irish Dictionary?

[Obroin, Brian]

acmhainn.ie and focal.ie cover most lexicographical problems already. It's nice to see this project, but Eoin could better spend his time collating the many already-existing online lexicons and putting together an updatable document out of them.

B

Brian Ó Broin, Ph.D. 
Dept. of English, William Paterson University, New Jersey, USA 

Linguistics - Medieval Studies - Irish Studies 
Teangeolaíocht-Léann na Meánaoise-Léann na hÉireann 

Contact/Teagmháil: http://www.geocities.com/brianeanna/
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Subject: Comments on New Online Irish Dictionary?

A link to this Irish dictionary crossed my path
http://www.irishdictionary.org/

Any comments from the group on its efficacy?

Cheers/Sláinte/Hwyl

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