Languages of the UK and Ireland

English

• Language Genie, Language Learning Online - Language Genie is currently developing a range of e-learning courses
• Learning English by Radio Highlights with the BBC World Service
  

Cornish

• Introductory Cornish Lessons
• The Cornish Media Archive from Jonathan Evans, Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, The University of Liverpool
• Agan Tavas - Cornish Language Advisory Service
• Cornish Language Page
• Kernowek.com - Cornish stories with English translations

Irish

• Giota Beag! BBC Online - Fearghal Mag Uiginn provides you with the basics of the lrish language in a fifteen week course, previously broadcast each Wednesday evening towards the end of "Blas". All lessons can be accessed on the site.
• Focal and Lae - The Word of the Day by Dennis King
  
• "Blas" - The Irish Language Magazine from BBC Online, with sound files
  
• Gaeilge ar an Ghréasán - A wealth of Irish Links
• An tEOLAIRE -- Eolas ar an Líon Gaelach...Leathanaigh Bhuí na Gaeilge faoi choimirce EGT - An A to Z of Irish matters
• An Foclóir Beag - A searchable dictionary of Irish

Manx

• Manx Sound samples
  
• Gàidhlig Mhanann - Yn Ghaelg - Manx language links from Sabhal Mór Ostaig
• Chengey-ny-Mayrey Vannin Manx Gaelic from Stephen Miller, Oxford University
• Yn Ghaelg - Manx Gaelic resources from Phil Kelly including access to lessons, grammar and dictionaries.
  

Scottish Gaelic

• Speaking our Language - 4 lessons for beginners
  
• Gaelic learners' materials online from Sabhal Mór Ostaig
• Gàidhlig air an Lìon - Scottish Gaelic links from Sabhal Mór Ostaig
• Radio nan Gaidheal BBC Alba
  

Ulster-Scots

Ulster-Scots, or Lallans, is a variety of Scots proper spoken in Scotland. Most speakers are in Northern Ireland, in counties Down, Antrim, North Londonderry/Derry and North Tyrone. In the Republic of Ireland it is spoken in east Donegal.

• Ulster-Scots Research Centre
  

Welsh

• A Welsh Course
• A Welsh course suitable for beginners by Mark Nodine
• A New Way of Learning Welsh - Catchphrase 2001, BBC Wales
  "44 weeks of streamed and downloadable audio. Print your own free Welsh. Links to the very best Welsh learning resources on the Internet." Quote from website
• Materials for learners
• Welsh Language Guide - A good introduction to Welsh pronunciation.
• Canolfan Bedwyr, University of Wales, Bangor, offers a number of Welsh-medium courses for those who wish to improve their written and verbal Welsh
• Cyswllt Cymru Welsh Connections - A list of Welsh language resources on the Internet
• BBC Online give links to sites of interest for learners and speakers of Welsh
  
• Y WENNOL - Monthly web-based Welsh-language newsletter for learners, written by learners and edited by Bob Evans. There are contributions on all kinds of subjects by Welsh speakers from all around the world. The underlined, less-familiar words in each article are translated in the monthly Geirfa. In the Learning Welsh - The First Step section, Bob Evans invites learners to email him what they want to say in Welsh but can't
• Searching Lexicon (Welsh/English) from Mark Nodine
  
• Welsh Interest Sites - A variety of links to Welsh-related Internet sites, including language, literature, news, Wales, and more
• Welsh Weblinks from Oxford University Language Centre