I'm sure the International Phonetic Alphabet is helpful for those who can read it, but I'd like to apologize to those of you who can't. I'm not comfortable trying to approximate it otherwise since that would be hideous, confusing, and ambiguous, but I'm also unable to upload mp3 files of the words

I'd upload videos, but while I'm familiar with the language to a point, I'm not a native speaker and these are also meant to be a way for me to reinforce the information in my own head, thus my confidence with my ability to accurately reproduce each word myself in order to teach others is lacking.

I find the IPA very helpful and will very often search for '[focal] IPA' to source an exact pronunciation of a word in Irish. Fuaimeanna.ie another useful resource has IPA transcriptions of words. IPA isn't very difficult to pick I and I think that it is a very useful tools for language earners.