What is Irish Gaelic?

Jane (given Name) - Name Variants
... Seona (Scottish) Seonag (Scottish Gaelic) Seónaid (Scottish Gaelic) Shana (English) Shauna (English) Shavonne (English) Shawn (Irish) Shawna (English) Sheena (Scottish) Shena (Irish) Shona (Scottish ...

Shelta
... Shelta is a language spoken by Irish Travellers, particularly in Ireland, but also parts of Great Britain ... that stems from a community of travelling people in Ireland that was originally predominantly Irish Gaelic speaking ... based heavily on Hiberno-English with heavy influences from Irish and Gaelic ...

Katherine (given Name) - Popularity and Variations - World Languages
... Greek) Akaterina (Turkish) Cadi (Welsh) Cáit (Irish) Caitlín (Irish) Caitlin (English) Caitlyn (English) Caitria (Irish Gaelic) Caitrín (Irish Gaelic) Caitrina (Irish Gaelic ...

List Of Cities In The Americas With Alternative Names - S
... Helvécia (Portuguese) Saint John, New Brunswick Baile Sheáin (Irish Gaelic) Saint Paul, Minnesota Sento Pōru - セントポール (Japanese) Salvador da Bahia Salvador (Catalan, Danish, Portuguese ... John's Baile Sheáin (Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic), Baile Naoimh Éoin (Irish Gaelic), Sanctus Ioannes (Latin), Saint Jean (French), San Juan de Terranova (Spanish), Sankt ... variant), Sento Ruisu - セントルイス (Japanese), Naomh Laoisech (Irish) San Ignacio, Paraguay סן איגנסיו (Hebrew), Shèngyīgénàxīào ...

Infantry Corps (Ireland) - An Chéad Chathlán Coisithe
... Coisithe (English The First Infantry Battalion) was established as an Irish language speaking unit in Galway in 1924 ... as far as the status and use of the first official language (Irish Gaelic) of the State was concerned ... In modern times, the use of Irish Gaelic as a working language in Óglaigh na hÉireann would appear to have been abandoned, even in An Chéad Chathlán ...