Donegal's landscape and the Irish language offer a new perspective

theguardian.com

A trip to Donegal's Gaeltacht highlights the connection between the Irish language and the landscape. The author explored cliffs, beaches, and villages, finding that Irish place names offer deeper geographical and historical context. This journey tested the idea that the Irish language provides a more nature-connected way of seeing the world. The article contrasts modern Irish culture with historical stereotypes, noting a resurgence in interest in the Irish language and its connection to the natural world.


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