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Ireland

Asked by irishtomboy about 1 year ago, 5 answers.

so it's true then that there is a part in Ireland that people only speak English and not Irish?

also would you be able to tell me anything about the Book of Kells?

Answered by americanidiot on Nov 16, 2008, 11:09PM
105 answers

in northern ireland were I live you dont learn to speak irish in schools!!
we only know english but we learn french spanish and german

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Answered by lex_icon on May 26, 2008, 12:16PM
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In Ireland, pretty much everyone speaks English. In school, Irish (Or Gaelic) is taught to students in their lessons, so everyone has some teaching of it.

Answered by therightlad on May 27, 2008, 02:11AM
209 answers

The book of Kells was written by celtic monks around the year 800ad I think. It contains four gospels. the gospel of Mathew Mark Luke and John. Its famour for the illustrations in it. Its an amazing manuscript. You can get load of info on the internet. Try wikipedia and google.

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