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Exploring the rich and diverse heritage of languages in Ulster, this episode looks at how from the 30s onwards, the BBC brought Northern Ireland's unique voices onto the air, and to a much wider audience. Aand we hear how language and words can be preserved in song.
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Sun 29 Aug 202122:00
BBC Two Northern Ireland HD & Northern Ireland only
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Rev WF Marshall
Duration: 02:01
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Mary Curry |
| Producer | Grace Sweeney |
| Series Producer | Michael Fanning |
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