Our Own Language - An Irish Initiative

Liam Mac Mathúna

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Irish and British Studies

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A language initiative in West Belfast the historical backdrop Irish and the educational system Irish in the present day context an urban Gaeltacht - formation and development the Bunscoil families - socio-economic profile why chose the Irish-medium school? diffusion of Irish into the home usage of Irish outside the home the Irish of Belfast - parents' views our own language - views of the community children linguistic trends in the Irish of community children.

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