Fiosfeasa produce a range of cd-roms, mostly for school students, but in reality for anyone interested in learning Irish. I don't have a lot of experience with their products, but they seem good.

They have a monthly competition to win a cd-rom also. It is free to enter so why not give it a go!

http://www.fiosfeasa.com/competition.asp

Here's what they say about the cd-rom:

Scéal iontach ar CD-ROM idirghníomhach ilmheánach is ea Cormac & Órla agus Fionn Mac Cumhaill, á léamh as rogha an úsáideora de na trí príomhchanúintí nó as Béarla. Scéal traidisiúnta Fiannaíochta an bunscéal, roghnaithe agus cóirithe le cabhair ó Roinn Bhéaloideas Éireann, UCD, agus léirithe le graificí agus anamúlacht den chéad scoth. Tá deiseanna iontacha foghlama tríd an scéal. Fad is a bhíonn na gaiscígh ag siúl tríd an gcoill, mar shampla, is féidir cliceáil ar ainmhithe, éanlaithe, crainn, is a thuilleadh chun foghlaim mar gheall orthu. Tá an CD-ROM seo dírithe go príomhdha ar leanaí sna hardranganna, ag brath ar a gcumas sa teanga.

Cormac & Órla and Fionn Mac Cumhaill is a multimedia interactive storybook on CD-ROM, read in the user’s choice of English or three major dialects of Irish. The basic story is a traditional one about Fionn Mac Cumhaill, chosen and arranged with the help of the Irish Folklore Department, UCD, and illustrated with very high quality graphics, fully animated. There are plenty of opportunities for users to click-and-learn along the way. While our heroes are walking through the woods, for instance, users can click on animals, birds and trees to learn more about them. The CD-ROM is aimed primarily at children in senior classes, depending on their ability in the language.

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