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Irish Accent Text to Speech

Give your script a warm, natural Irish accent. Choose an Irish English AI voice, paste your text and download the MP3 in seconds, and.

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In short: Speechma Pro offers Irish accent text to speech with two native Irish English voices, Connor (male) and Emily (female), plus Irish Gaelic voices Colm and Orla. Filter the list to English and Ireland, paste up to 10,000 characters, adjust speed and pitch, and download an MP3.

Is there an Irish accent text to speech voice?

Yes. Speechma Pro includes two Irish English voices, Connor and Emily, built for English as it is spoken in Ireland. They read your text with the soft “t,” the musical rise and fall and the gentle rhythm that American listeners immediately recognize as Irish. Both are included in Speechma Pro, and can be used in commercial projects.

There is a lot of demand for an Irish voice in the US. Around St. Patrick’s Day, bars, breweries and local events need radio-style promos. Genealogy and heritage YouTube channels tell family stories from County Cork or Galway. Indie game makers want a storyteller for a Celtic-themed adventure. And teachers use Irish English to show students how English differs across the world. If you need the Irish language itself, Speechma Pro also has Irish Gaelic voices, Colm and Orla.

How do I make an Irish accent voiceover?

  1. Filter to English and IrelandIn the voice list above, select English as the language and Ireland as the country.
  2. Preview Connor and EmilyPlay each voice. Connor suits storytelling, pub-style promos and narration; Emily fits tutorials, tourism and brand videos.
  3. Paste your scriptAdd up to 10,000 characters per conversion. Longer pieces can be split into scenes or paragraphs.
  4. Shape the rhythmIrish delivery often has a lilting, unhurried feel. Try a touch slower speed and use commas to create gentle pauses.
  5. Generate and download, listen, and download your MP3.

Which Irish voice fits my project?

VoiceLanguageGenderTry it for
ConnorIrish EnglishMaleStorytelling, St. Patrick’s Day promos, heritage videos, game narrators
EmilyIrish EnglishFemaleTravel guides, tutorials, brand videos, audiobook samples
ColmIrish (Gaelic)MaleIrish-language lessons, place names, cultural projects
OrlaIrish (Gaelic)FemaleIrish-language learning, greetings, school projects

Irish English voices read English text. Colm and Orla read text written in the Irish language, so paste Irish text for them.

Sample scripts to test the Irish voices

Paste one of these into the tool to hear how each voice handles a different style:

  • Event promo (Connor): “This Saturday, the whole town is turning green! Join us on Main Street for live music, local food and the best St. Patrick’s Day parade in the county. Bring the family; the fun starts at noon.”
  • Heritage story (Connor): “In the spring of eighteen forty-seven, Mary Doyle left a small farm near Galway with one bag, a few coins, and a letter for a cousin in Boston.”
  • Travel intro (Emily): “Welcome to the west coast of Ireland. Today we’re driving the Wild Atlantic Way, stopping at the Cliffs of Moher, and finding the warmest café in Doolin.”
  • Tutorial (Emily): “First, open the settings menu. Next, choose your language, and then press save. That’s it; you’re ready to go.”

How do I make an Irish AI voice sound authentic?

  • Spell tricky names phonetically: Irish names like “Siobhán” or “Niamh” may be read as written. If needed, type “Shiv-awn” or “Neeve” instead.
  • Use Irish phrasing lightly: words like “grand,” “craic” and “wee” add flavor. Too many can sound like a caricature.
  • Write for the ear: short sentences and natural punctuation help the lilting rhythm come through.
  • Avoid stereotypes: the accent carries plenty of character on its own; respectful, natural scripts sound best.
  • Need a stronger regional accent? Describe it in Voice Design, for example “a friendly older man from rural Ireland with a soft, warm accent.”

Long stories and business use

Narrating a full family history or audiobook chapter? Building an app that needs Irish voices? See the Speechma API.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Irish accent text to speech included in Speechma Pro?

Yes. Connor and Emily, plus the Irish Gaelic voices Colm and Orla, are included in Speechma Pro.

Can the Irish voice speak the Irish language?

Yes, with the right voice. Colm and Orla read text written in Irish (Gaelic). Connor and Emily read English with an Irish accent.

Can I use the Irish voice for a St. Patrick’s Day ad?

Yes. Commercial use is included, as long as you own the rights to your script. It works well for bar, restaurant, event and radio-style promos.

How do I fix a mispronounced Irish name?

Type the name the way it sounds, for example “Neeve” for Niamh, then preview again. Punctuation also helps control pauses around names.

How do I save the audio as MP3?

After generating, press the download button under the player. Use “download all” to save every clip as a ZIP.

Can I get a Northern Irish or very strong rural accent?

The ready-made voices have a standard Irish English accent. For a specific regional style, describe it in Voice Design and Speechma Pro’s AI creates a matching voice.
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