History of Irish Language in Wexford

An article explores the history of the Irish language in Wexford, a region that spent nearly three hundred years under Viking influence before the Anglo-Normans arrived in 1170, leaving a lasting legacy of English.

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Gaeltacht Loch Garman: When was Irish spoken in Wexford?

Is dúiche Éireannach a chaith beagnach trí chéad bliana faoi thionchar na Lochlannach é Loch Garman. Sa bhliain 1170 tháinig na hAngla-Normannaigh chuig an chontae agus d’fhág lorg ann a mhaireann go dtí an lá atá inniu ann – an Béarla, cuir i gcás. Ní nach ionadh, glactar leis go minic, sa stairseanchas, agus sa stair scríofa ag an lucht léinn gur contae gallda amach is amach a bhí ann ó shin. Contae is ea é nach samhlaítear le Gaeltacht nó leis an nGaeilge. Léiríonn taighde gurbh ann do na ...

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History of Irish Language in Wexford

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