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Journal Title:	English Today
Volume/Issue:	27/2
Date:	2011
Table of Contents:	Victories fastened in grammar: historical documentation of Irish English by Kevin McCafferty pp 17-24 'Irish isn't spoken here' Language policy and planning in Ireland by Philip McDermott pp 25-31 Present and future horizons for Irish English by Raymond Hickey pp 3-16 What is Irish Standard English? by John M Kirk pp 32-38 Grammatical variation in Irish English by Karen P Corrigan pp 39-46 The pragmatics of Irish English by Elaine Claire Vaughan, Brian Clancy pp 47-52 Ireland in translation by Michael Cronin pp 53-57 Teaching and Irish English by Anne O'Keeffe pp 58-64
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Linguistic Field(s):	Applied Linguistics Discourse Analysis Historical Linguistics Pragmatics Sociolinguistics Text/Corpus Linguistics Translation
Subject Language(s):	English Irish Scots

LL Issue:	22.2530