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In the early part of the twentieth century Irish was spoken by less than 18 percent of the population, and as in many of the indigenous minority language communities in Europe, these speakers were situated mainly in the western peripheral regions of the state.
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bilingual reproduction, joint ability levels, home bilingualism, national language survey, bilingual patterns, linguistic habitus, community bilingualism, language revival movement, native speaker ability, language reproduction, competent bilinguals, proportion achieving, few simple sentences, language use patterns, census evidence, linguistic market, immersion education, interpersonal use, boundary revision, language shift, language policy, married respondents, bilingual policy, language maintenance, attitudinal statements
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Census of Population, Corca Dhuibhne, Leaving Certificate, Gaeltacht Commission, Gaelic League, Galway City, Galway Gaeltacht, One High, Intermediate Certificate, Neither High, Department of Education, District Electoral Divisions, Home Rule, Galway Rural, Irish Language Attitudes Research, National University of Ireland, Central Statistics Office, Dispensary Districts, White Paper, Advisory Planning Committee, Dublin County Borough, Galway Urban, Mount Bellew, Nic Ghiolla, Institidid Teangeolaiochta
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