I hope you don't cite this line to all new members of staff. 😂

I’d love to know more about the earlier inscription apparent on the third angle of this stone, alluded to on the ogham in 3D site. I wonder has anybody managed a reading of it?

And to close the day, professor Elisa Roma’s keynote is on the Old Irish Component in the Pavia Verbs Database.

And in the main event of the day, the MOLOR team discuss Linked Data and Inflectional Morphology—Showcasing the MOLOR Lemma Bank, Paralex, and PrinParLat.

I assumed was a fake Irish accent, i.e. somebody not from Ireland attempting a stereotypical “Irish” accent. It turned out to be real. In either case I would have geographically placed them on the wrong continent, never mind province, but that there was a dialectal distinction was nevertheless clear

Is this necessarily true? Feel free to question how informed I am on the matter of English dialects, but I’ve been thrown off more than once with speakers. I once pinned a Newfoundlander to Dublin (albeit maybe having spent some time across the pond). On another memorable occasion I heard what …

Thanks. Might have to delete the account so. Any way to opt out / remove podcasts after the fact that you’ve been able to find?

Is there any indication it was scraped from academia itself? I’m a big proponent of open publishing, but it occurs to me that any paper of mine, or anybody else’s, that was published openly could be easily scraped and if it’s linked in academia they might still send a notification like this.

Look at this for Clare propaganda, it could be a BBC news headline. Clearly the correct assessment here is “Cork come away from Munster Hurling Championship three points ahead of Clare” 🇮🇩🇧🇭🇵🇪🇦🇹…🇩🇰🇮🇲🇨🇦
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