User:Joseph Enright Seosamh Mac Ionnrachtaigh/Joseph Richard Enright : Seosamh Rísteárd Mac Ionnrachtaigh

(Irish Language Author Joseph Enright : Seosamh Mac Ionnrachtaigh) ... (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A Mhórgacht an Rí Seosamh Rísteárd Mac Ionnrachtaigh [Mr. Joseph Richard Enright] of the Ancient Kingdom of Ireland : Ríocht ársa na hÉireann is one of the last of the great 1958 daily Irish language native speakers of Leithinis Chorca Baiscinn within SeanaBhreac-Ghaeltacht Bhán an Iar-Dheiscirt in the 1925-1991 Breac-Ghaeltacht peninsula jutting into the River Shannon Abhainn na Sionainne and the Atlantic Ocean Aegáin an Atlantaigh within the Co. Clare seascape and landscape. The area language remains definite Gaelic gaeilge chinnteach in all Irish language speaking circles unknown to most monoglot speakers. He is the son of Brigid Condon of the Knochmealdown Mountains Cnoic Mhaol Domhnaigh near An Cor [The Vee] in West Waterford 'Iarthar na nDéise' and the son of Richard Enright of Maigh Sheasta' [Kilrush / Cill Rois / Cill Ruis]. Devoted to the integration of current Irish and Old Irish from 1825 Dictionary years on and the preservation, development, documentation, growth and spread of the Irish language teanga na Gaeilge from the Clare Gaeltacht outwards, he is an international lexicographer who is into the art of analysing, collecting, compiling, researching, writing and editing draft Irish language dictionaries in Gaeilge na hÉireann : Gaeilge an Aontais Eorpaigh, the Irish Language of Ireland and the Irish Language of the European Union from scratch. He is a Poet and an Irish language Activist in the area of the gradual Revival of the Irish language with the consent of all the Families of Éire and Ireland through its daily promotion within the European Union, the United States, the United Kingdom and elsewhere recognising the potential of the Gaelic language of Scotland, Nova Scotia and the Isle of Man in a Gaeilge cultural heritage nation building Stateman context. Born in Maigh Sheasta [Kilrush / Cill Rois / Cill Ruis], West Clare on May morning, 1958, he currently resides at Teach Rí Éireann in the Irish language speaking area of Fíor-Ghaeltacht an Chnoic Bhig in Kilmihil, Co. Clare : Cill Mhíchíl, Iar-Chontae an Chláir. Educated to 2012 degree Level 9 at Acadamh na hOllscolaíochta Gaeilge, Ollscoil na Gaillimhe through Irish, his vision and dream remains that of a neutral united Irish language, English, French and Polish Éire and Ireland in peace with Irish Gaeilge spoken by all to great depth in all domains of language planning management and use in both the private sector and public sector in this age and in the next. Recognising the need for co-ordinated efforts to grow the Irish language daily and on Sundays, one model or approach has been the Family unit and home life as they hold much potential for consolidating and reviewing Irish language developments at home in the lead up to Census Night Oíche an Daonáirimh and subsequent cso.ie census of population results. Learning for definite from Raidió na Gaeltachta Irish language broadcasts to instil life into the language, other practical measures and actions include reading and supporting children through Irish with built-in occasional visits to traditional ancestral places within budget and discussing the public administrative, church or family calendar year thoroughly through daily Irish. c –description)

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{{Article by Jason Franz, 15 September 2015 The Clare People, page 32 Life : Tír gan Teanga about Impreasin na Gaeilge A-H and Impreasin na Gaeilge I-Z, AuthorHouse store UK and USA by Seosamh Mac Ionnrachtaigh, 2015 Irish Language Dictionary Author on his impressions of the Irish language of the Great Blasket Islands compared to Fr. George Clune's research in 1919, 1920 and 1921 Reflist}}

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