UK🇬🇧|Éire🇮🇪 Language Maps🗺 on X: "Northern Ireland (Ulster) Language Ability & English Dialect Map. •#Gaeilge (#Gaelic) 10.7% | 184,898. •#Ullans (#UlsterScots) 8.1% | 140,204. (via 2011 UK Census & @NISRA) https://t.co/cwNgk1Z49O https://t.co ...
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UK🇬🇧|Éire🇮🇪 Language Maps🗺 on X: "Northern Ireland/Tuaisceart Éireann -Ulster #Irish Language Map -Léarscáil #Gaeilge(#Gaelic) Uladh •10.7%(184,898) Ability •6.5%(104,943) Speakers •3.7%(64,847) All Skills •0.2%(4,130) Main Language •6000+ Pupils ...
Irish language in Ireland: prospers in school, decays in daily life. | by YC Lin | UCD Data Investigation & Storytelling | Medium
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DOC) The Decline and Politicisation of the Irish Language in Northern Ireland | Liam Whelan - Academia.edu
Nelson McCausland: A stand-alone Irish Language Act is divisive and ignores Ulster-Scots' rich heritage | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Irish Speakers : r/northernireland
