The Corpus of Irish English Speech by Francesca Nicora

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PHONETIC MARKERS OF IRISH ENGLISH by Д. В. Бубнов

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Irish English Habitual Do Be Revisited by Patricia Ronan

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Irish English as a World English by John Kirk

“…The objective of this chapter is to apply a synthesis of models for world Englishes to Irish English, for which data from ICE-corpora, the Handbook of Varieties of English, the Mouton Atlas, eWAVE, and the GloWbE corpus are used, and to which many approaches are applied: geo-political, dynamic-model, corpus, statistical, and multi-functional factor analysis. …”
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Varieties of English: an examination of an Irish English speaker by Hayley Reffell

Subjects: “…Irish English…”
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The Limerick Corpus of Irish English: design, description, and application by Fiona Farr, Bróna Murphy, Anne O'Keefe

Subjects: “…Limerick Corpus of Irish English…”
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Online assessment of narrative macrostructure in adult Irish-English multilinguals by Stanislava Antonijevic, Sarah Colleran, Clodagh Kerr, Treasa Ní Mhíocháin

“…This study aimed to establish quantitative measures of narrative macrostructure in the production and comprehension of adult Irish-English bilinguals in an online assessment.MethodsA total of 30 Irish-English bilingual adults participated in an online assessment of oral narrative production and comprehension. …”
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“Is it English what we speak?” Irish English and Postcolonial Identity by Mariavita Cambria

“…Within this context, a main concern is that of the relationship between language and identity. Irish English (the variety of English spoken in Ireland) enjoys a unique position within the constellation of world-wide English varieties. …”
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A corpus-based and lexicographical analysis of Irish expletives in Irish English by Blanca Fernández Soriano

“…The aim of this study is to analyse four different expletives in the Irish English variety, following a semantic and pragmatic approach. …”
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Varieties of English: varieties of literature. Some notes on Irish English and ELT by Carolina P Amador Moreno

Subjects: “…Irish English…”
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Language Colonization and English Hybridization: The Use of Irish English Lexis in Twentieth Century Irish Drama by Luppi, Fabio

Subjects: “…Cultural Identity. Drama. Irish English. Language Colonization. Lexis…”
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“Irish English had to do with personal identity, and you can’t get rid of that”. An Interview with Juan José Delaney by Carolina P. Amador-Moreno

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Cultural Scripts and the Speech Act of Opinions in Irish English: A Study amongst Irish and Polish University Students by Weronika Gąsior

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Understanding idioms and idiomatic expressions in context: a look at idioms found in an Irish soap opera by María Palma Fahey

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A comparative study of Mexican and Irish compliment responses by Elizabeth Flores-Salgado, Michael T. Witten

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Contact-induced grammar formation: A model from a study on Hiberno-English by Tamami Shimada

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Maria Edgeworth’s The Double Disguise: Language Development, Experimentation, and the Importance of Juvenilia by Ryan Twomey

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Apresentação by Plínio Almeida Barbosa

“…Second, to present evidence for universal and language-specific prosodic properties by gathering information on common and specific prosodic properties from five languages, not all genetic-related: (American and Irish) English, Japanese, French, Finnish, and Brazilian Portuguese.…”
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Embedded Inversion Worldwide by Daniela Kolbe, Andrea Sand

“…The inversion of (auxiliary) verb and subject in subordinate interrogative clauses (embedded inversion, or EI) is a feature that occurs in many non-standard varieties of English, especially in varieties that have developed in language contact situations, such as Irish English, East African English or Indian English. …”
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Loudness predicts prominence by Kochanski, G, Grabe, E, Coleman, J, Rosner, B

“…We explored a database covering seven dialects of British and Irish English and three different styles of speech to find acoustic correlates of prominence. …”