Re: "Ulster Irish"

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Is that different from plain old Irish?

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2024-05-10 · 2 years ago

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🚀 corscada [OP] · 2024-05-10 at 22:31:

there isn't really a plain old irish, there are 3 remaining dialects that are considered still living and they are named after 3 of the 4 provinces. there is also standard irish which was introduced in the 50/60s, which is an amalgamation of all the dialects and is mainly used in government.

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Ulster Irish — Been learning Ulster Irish seriously for the past month and a bit. Going to start keeping a list of resources and other content on my capsule.

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