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The Passive Exclusion of Irish in the Linguistic Landscape: A Nexus Analysisave Irish as their first language, virtually all Irish people have experienced the compulsory teaching of Irish from age 4–18 at school. Yet, as suggested by other Irish language researchers (for example, Kelly-Holmes, 2005; ó Laoire, 2005), for many Irish people, this seems to be where the Irish language is literally ‘left behind’: at school.

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