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The 20 pages that link to Irish language, each with the reason it gives.

• Irish diasporaRelated: Language revival and teaching abroad provide one route to inherited Irish identity.

• Irish Literary RevivalRelated: Its preservation and renewed use became a central aim of cultural revivalists.

• Scottish GaelicCompared with: Irish is Scottish Gaelic’s closest major relative, but the two are distinct standardized languages.

• Abbey TheatreRelated: The Abbey’s language choices have reflected disputes about how Irish identity should sound onstage.

• Breton languageCompared with: Its different Celtic branch contrasts with Breton’s Brittonic lineage.

• Irish literatureRelated: Its changing fortunes shape a distinct literary tradition alongside writing in English.

• Manx languageCompared with: Irish is Manx’s closest major literary relative, but it has a different history of state support and transmission.

• Goidelic languagesBroader topic: Irish is the largest Goidelic language by number of speakers.

• OghamNarrower topic: Ogham's best-known inscriptions document early stages of Irish.

• Irish language revivalNarrower topic: The revival is a social and political effort centered on this language itself.

• John Millington SyngeRelated: Synge studied Irish in the Aran Islands and drew on its idioms when shaping English dialogue.

• GaelsBroader topic: Irish is the principal Gaelic language historically associated with Ireland.

• Aran IslandsRelated: Irish remains part of everyday life and local identity across the islands.

• Gaelic IrelandRelated: It connected communities and carried the law, poetry, and oral learning of Gaelic Ireland.

• Irish peopleRelated: Irish remains a distinctive marker of heritage, though most Irish people primarily speak English.

• Brendan BehanRelated: Behan wrote An Giall in Irish before adapting it into English.

• Achill IslandRelated: Irish-speaking communities have historically lived in parts of Achill.

• Flann O'BrienNarrower topic: O’Brien’s Irish-language writing gave him another register for linguistic and cultural satire.

• Nial O'GlacanCompared with: Its local reach contrasts with the transnational scholarly language used in medical publishing.

• WelshCompared with: Irish is Celtic like Welsh but belongs to a different branch.