Forms of the preposition ‘ag’

The preposition ag, usually translated as at, is used in phrases such as ag an aerfort at the airport, ag an tábla at the table. More importantly than that, though, ag is used together with the verb to be to express the idea that somebody has something, for example tá sé ag mo mháthair my mother has it, literally it is at my mother.

To use ag correctly, you need to know how to combine it with personal pronouns. This minilesson will show you all the forms that this important Irish preposition can have, and will give you a few handy example sentences to remmeber them by.