Irish phonology
The phonology of the Irish language varies from dialect to dialect; there is no standard pronunciation of the language.
Irish phonologyOld IrishIrish languageIrish initial mutationsIrish orthographyEnglish languageUlster IrishManx languageVoiceless velar fricativeHiberno-EnglishIrish words used in the English languageConnacht IrishVelar approximantList of Ireland-related topicsVelarized alveolar lateral approximantVelar nasalClose front unrounded vowelList of Northern Ireland–related topicsVoiced dental plosiveVoiceless palatal fricative
Voiced velar fricativeVoiced labio-velar approximantOpen-mid back unrounded vowelVoiceless palatal plosiveSpanish languageGerman languageClose back unrounded vowelDiphthongObsolete and nonstandard symbols in the International Phonetic AlphabetProto-Celtic languageClose-mid back unrounded vowelPolish languageFinnish languageOghamHistorical linguisticsUlster ScotsEnglish phonologyEsperantoList of linguistsOld Norse
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