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- Collection: Staidéar Canúna ar Bhéarla Thuaisceart na Cathrach i gCorcaigh (A study of the Dialect of English Spoken in the Northside of Cork city)
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An interview with Jimmy Cashman, Frank Walsh and two unnamed women about the dialect of English spoken in the Northside of Cork City
Excerpt 1: About the extent of the Northside according to Jim Cashman
Excerpt 2: The only drisheen shop in town which had a stall in the market
Excerpt 3: About being beaten with leather straps
Excerpt 2: The only drisheen shop in town which had a stall in the market
Excerpt 3: About being beaten with leather straps
An interview with unnamed woman 1 about the dialect of English spoken in the Northside of Cork City
Excerpt 1: About the use of the word flaithuil in Cork Northside English Excerpt 2: About the use of the word straicalling in Cork Northside EnglishFor more clips from this interview click here
Excerpts from an interview with unnamed woman 1 about the dialect of English spoken in the Northside of Cork CityFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: The use of the word Alannah in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 2: The use of the word Caboque in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 3: The use of the word flaithuil in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 4: The use of the word noodinaw in…
Excerpt 2: The use of the word Caboque in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 3: The use of the word flaithuil in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 4: The use of the word noodinaw in…