No Béarla II is available for viewing on TG4's Web TV right now and In the Name of the Fada is on RTE's site. I recommend them both (although I liked the first No Béarla series better than this one...so far). Funnily enough, I started looking more seriously into learning Irish because I'm thinking about working harder on all my known languages. I started listening to Coffee Break Spanish, which is a great language learning podcast by Radio Lingua Network. Well, they came out with a One Minute Irish podcast. And that made me get a little more serious about the very longstanding desire I've had to learn Irish. So I bought two CD courses (and mistakenly bought a book WITHOUT the language tapes...have to figure out how to sell that). I find One Minute Irish much easier to learn than the Teach Yourself Irish Conversation course. The problem with the latter is that they IMMEDIATELY expose you to the different dialects of Irish and I think it's way too soon. A beginner has enough trouble learning to say "Dia duit!" without having to learn the way it's said in Ulster, Munster, Leinster, etc. OTOH, one of the advantages of that course is that they tell you what the phrases literally mean instead of simply their rough English translation. It's good to know how the Irish put such phrases together because it helps you break down what each word means and it also shows you how different Irish syntax and conceptions are.