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An Inter-Celtic Exchange Fosters Connections in the Creative Sectors

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Welsh, Cornish, Scottish Gaelic, and Irish speakers have been part of an innovative exchange program that celebrates the linguistic heritage they share, and encourages connections between the creative sectors of the four countries.

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An Inter-Celtic Exchange Fosters Connections in the Creative Sectors

Welsh, Cornish, Scottish Gaelic, and Irish speakers have been part of an innovative exchange program that celebrates the linguistic heritage they share, and encourages connections between the creative sectors of the four countries.

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