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'A Dictionary of Hiberno-English' edited by Professor Terence Patrick Dolan as chosen by Rick O'Shea as part of Sinéad and Rick's #WINTER #EasonMustReads. You can check out all 8 of their reviews online now --> https://bit.ly/38tSCb1 @gillbooks | Eason Ireland | Facebook

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Gaelic and Hiberno-English Words still used in Branch, Newfoundland Following the interest in words and sayings here is a 14 minute edit of conversations I had with people in Branch, Newfoundland last year where we chat about shared words from there and Ireland, specifically the south east of Ireland. These are just rambling chats, filmed by chance on my phone with people I’d meet. Loose and unedited, you get a chance to here words directly from the Gaelic brought over by their ancestors in the