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Ireland has a strong gaelic culture. To promote the irish gaelic language, most roadsigns are bilingual: english and irish gaelic. The irish gaelic language is usually known just as irish. The photo shows a bilingual roadsign for Waterford (Port Lairge).
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WATERFORD - the City where I was born, grew up, and returned to after seven years away at college. No matter where I now travel in the World, I always come back, because it's HOME and I love...
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