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Documentary series celebrating Ulster's rich linguistic heritage. From teen poetry to novels celebrating community, this episode explores those who have turned words into art.
Exploring Ulster's rich and diverse linguistic heritage. From the poetry of the teenage Sarah Leech in Co Donegal to the celebration of community in the novels of Archibald McIlroy, and the fascinating linguistic heritage of mid-Ulster in the work of William Carleton, this episode celebrates those who have turned our words into art.
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Sun 22 Aug 202122:00
BBC Two Northern Ireland & Northern Ireland HD only
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The Clogher Valley where Carleton was born
Duration: 01:35
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Mary Curry |
| Producer | Grace Sweeney |
| Series Producer | Michael Fanning |
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