Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[Doireannjane]

How is this accessible to someone/anyone who is not familiar on how to read the IPA quickly?

Without speaking for your interlocutor here, I am going to express my exasperation with the idea that it is unfair to post the International Phonetic Alphabet on thread about a phonetic solution to a famous problem with a significant linguistic dimension, and that is before we talk about how the orthographic Irish is also there if you'd rather engage with that. As a fellow amateur I have a good measure of patience for the reality that you may not be prepared to engage with that today, I really do, but its quite another thing to put it on other people that you have not done the legwork to discuss your solution in widely used, standardized terms.

Interlocutor? 

I'm not going to get into fairness right now in regards to the IPA, but I will say, in order to demonstrate repeatability, just one time, I do not need the IPA. The IPA can be implemented after with actual linguists who have time/money to attend university to precisely notate. I'm not a linguist as I have said many times. I would consider myself a translator of some degree, without degree.

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I will also point your attention to the fact that I say in my publication snippet: The Voynich THROUGH Irish. Through Irish.