Irish language
20 Year Strategy for the Irish Language 2010 2030: Department of Education and Skills
... the Irish language within the school ...in Irish, although there needs to be sustained investment in this ...for Irish in English- medium primary ...
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Attitudes of the non Catholic population in Northern Ireland towards the Irish Language in Ireland ESRI WP524 February 2016
... the Irish language on the island of Ireland. The Irish language is now a recognised minority language in Northern ...the Irish language (see DCAL, 2012; DCAL, ...the ...
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Law and the Irish Language / An dlí agus an Ghaeilge: ceachtanna staire
... English language, and be named by an English name, leaving off entirely the manner of naming used by the Irish ’, and threatened that ‘ if any English, or Irish living amongst the English, use the ...
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Integrated education and Irish language policy under the Good Friday Agreement
... Northern Irish identity, integrated education clearly affects the way students choose to identify or relate to other ...Northern Irish society and solidify ...the Irish language is, in turn, a ...
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Finding a Voice: The Role of Irish-Language Film in Irish National Cinema
... to Irish-language ...native Irish speaker, he learned the language to a high level of fluency and became involved in the Irish-speaking community, which was at the time organizing a ...
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Reconciliation through language learning? A case study of the Turas Irish language project in East Belfast
... weekly language classes for more than 200 learners as well as hosting Irish language singing classes, set dancing classes, and large-scale cultural ...of language and identity and organised ...
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Words Between Worlds: The Irish Language, the English Army, and the Violence of Translation in Brian Friel's Translations
... Words Between Worlds: The Irish Language, the English Army, and the Violence of Translation in Brian Friel's Translations.. Collin Meissner.[r] ...
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20 Year Strategy for the Irish Language
... in Irish in the infant classes, and be complemented by the preparation in Phase II of designated subject areas to be taught through Irish in the middle and upper years in primary ...the Irish ...
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Brian Friel and the Politics of the Anglo-Irish Language
... Since the late nineteenth century, however, knowledge of the old Gaelic has been turned into an offensive political weapon and a badge of Irish nationalist affiliation; and today the sta[r] ...
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Notes on Gender and the Politics of the Irish Language in Northern Ireland
... Notes on Gender and the Politics of the Irish C'est h question Asgenres h I 'intprieur du mouvement du renouveau A & &ngueen Zrlandcdu Nordquia inspirC cet amrtrcIc L Luteure met m contraste les obser[.] ...
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Language, typography and placemaking: walking the Irish and Ulster-Scots linguistic landscape
... minority language place markers, bilingual or multilingual signs remain a rarity and the vast majority of signage is monolingual ...while Irish sits above in italics at fifteen degrees to the vertical, ...
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Irish voices for Irish visions: Gael Linn’s documentary film projects
... the Irish language revival; historically, it has also been a leader in using modern media as part of a multi-faceted approach to keeping the indigenous language ...used Irish-language ...
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Chatbot Technology with Synthetic Voices in the Acquisition of an Endangered Language: Motivation, Development and Evaluation of a Platform for Irish
... accessible Irish-only speech environment for the typical learner, spoken dialogue tutorial systems offer learners a quasi-realistic communicative setting to aid in the learning ...the language. Task-based ...
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The efficacy of unitary and polynomic models of standardisation in minority language contexts: Ideological, pragmatic and pedagogical issues in the standardisation of Irish
... to language (Milroy 2001b, 621). Language users frequently identify certain linguistic behaviours and practices as ‘correct’ and ‘acceptable’ and others as ‘incorrect’ and ‘unacceptable’ (Wilton and Stegu ...
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Language and occupational status: linguistic elitism in the Irish labour market
... of Irish-language schools is provided by an independent report, commissioned by a Gaelscoil in Kerry, analysing its pupils’ scores in English reading ability in MICRA-T ...English language skills, ...
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Irish mobilities
... state. The equivalence of ‘society’ with the nation state was a defining characteristic of 20 th century sociology – as in all those undergraduate courses in ‘Irish society’. Intriguingly, there is some evidence ...
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Speech technology as documentation for endangered language preservation: the case of Irish
... These components, needed for TTS building, provide an opportunity to effectively document many different aspects of a language’s structure, in ways that differ somewhat from the traditional forms of linguistic ...
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On Irish absenteeism
... The absenteeism of wealthy proprietors is in some degree mo- rally and politically injurious ; but their expenditure in England does not lower wages and profits in Ireland, nor do they e[r] ...
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The Irish Crisis
... the Irish government sought to improve the funding situation by guaranteeing the vast bulk of its liabilities for a two-year period (deposits, senior debt and dated subordinated ...the Irish government also ...
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Synge and the Irish
... Republicans, on the other hand, have never tired of tempering their grudging praise of Griffith with charges that his timidity was responsible for the betrayal of the ideals of Pearse an[r] ...
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