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Celebrating Ulster's rich and diverse linguistic heritage, from the story of the Concise Ulster Dictionary, to the poetry of James Fenton and the Doegen recordings of native Irish speakers in the 1930s, this episode explores how all our different traditions have shaped the way we speak today.
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Sun 15 Aug 202122:30
BBC Two Northern Ireland & Northern Ireland HD only
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An introduction to the Concise Ulster Dictionary
Duration: 01:35
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Mary Curry |
| Producer | Grace Sweeney |
| Series Producer | Michael Fanning |
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