Irish

ISO 639-3: gleLiving4 writing systems

Irish is a language catalogued in the ISO 639-3 standard (code: gle). Scripts with multiple-source attestation are Latin (Gaelic variant) (ISO 15924: Latg), Ogham (ISO 15924: Ogam) and Latin (ISO 15924: Latn). Single-source script relationships for Irish include Braille.

Writing Systems

Source agreement does not establish current usage, official status, dates or region. Evidence definitions and sources.

Latin (Gaelic variant)
Alphabet
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: Latg
Irish in Latin (Gaelic variant)
Ogham
Alphabet
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: OgamFamily: Celtic / Latin-derivedOrigin: EuropeHistorical
Irish in OghamOgham
Latin
Alphabet
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: LatnFamily: LatinOrigin: Mediterranean / EuropeLiving
Irish in LatinBasic LatinLatin-1 SupplementLatin Extended-A+7 more blocks →
Braille
Notation / Other
Single-source attestation
ISO 15924: Brai
Irish in Braille

Cached CLDR Character Repertoires

Main charactersLatin

aábcdeéfghiílmnoóprstuú

Auxiliary characters

åḃċḋḟġjkṁṗqṡṫvwxyz

Character repertoire: CLDR 48.0.0, locale ga, Unicode Licence v3. Preview capped at 192 entries, not a complete ordered alphabet. Explore Irish in Latin: full source, limitations, fonts and keyboards.

Other languages written in Latin (Gaelic variant)

Irish shares an attested relationship with the Latin (Gaelic variant) script (ISO 15924: Latg) — with these languages:

Middle Irish (900-1200)
mga
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