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New York Times quiz can determine where in Ireland you come from | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

The New York Times has a dialect quiz which predicts that it can tell where you are from in the UK or Ireland based on how you pronounce certain words.  

Life and Language Beyond Earth review: How aliens might communicate

Raymond Hickey's fascinating book asks how "exobeings", as he calls them, might acquire language - and if we might ever commune with them

FR Raymond Hickey OSA: At peace with God

FR Raymond Hickey OSA: At peace with God
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Building permits for the Little Rock metro area; projects valued at $150,000 or more: COMMERCIAL Cline Construction Group, LLC, 100 Wellington Hills, Little Rock, $750,000. Massey Construction, LLC, 124 N. Filmore St., Little Rock, $678,000. Bailey Contractors, Inc., 202 S. Rodney Parham Road, Little Rock, $250,000. Raymond Hickey, 2600 Main St., Little Rock, $220,000. Cline Construction Group, LLC, 2226 Cottondale Lane U-100 Little Rock, $200,000. RESIDENTIAL Mark Williams Construction, Inc., 252 River Ridge Pointe, Little Rock, $1,200,000. Jacob White Construction Company, 5710 S. Country Club Blvd., Little Rock, $525,000. Silver Development Company, LLC, 146 Chenal Village Circle, Little Rock, $450,000. Silver Development Company, LLC, 136 Chenal Village Circle, Little Rock, $300,000. Graham Smith Construction, LLC, 11 Short Leaf Lane, Little Rock, $225,000.

Wasn t it herself told me? : Which bit of Ireland would that phrase be from?

  In Eilís Dillon’s novel The Bitter Glass, set in west Co Galway during the Irish Civil War, there is a line of dialogue that is quietly extraordinary in showing some of the turns the English language has taken in Ireland: “Wasn’t it herself told me ye were coming today . . .” Few Irish people would bat an eyelid at this – or pause to deconstruct it, such is the story’s momentum. And it borders on cryptic for readers uninitiated in Irish English dialect; certainly its nuances and cadences are likely to be lost en route. So humour me while I marvel at some of its features.

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