speakers, people who go to mass, people who do not, people who play GAA and people who never did.
It includes people whose families have lived in the same parish for generations and people who have made their homes there more recently. No one owns rural Ireland … look or sound like.
I grew up down a bóithrín between two small villages. I spent a fair part of my summers stacking bales of hay and drawing them in on tractors. I also listened to The Smiths and read Sylvia Plath in my more anguished adolescent moments
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