Scéal na Fadgies

Fionntan De Brun

Scéal na Fadgies

Fionntan De Brun

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Abstract

Television documentary (writer and presenter), created by Imagine Media and broadcast by TG4 on 26th May 2010. Duration: 40 minutes. The documentary was based on the author's published research on the Irish-speaking community of fish and fruit dealers from Co Louth that settled in Belfast from the mid-nineteenth century onwards. See Belfast and the Irish Language (2006).

Original language	English
Publisher	Imagine Media Productions
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 26 May 2010

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Outputmediatype: Television

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Scéal na Fadgies

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