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How the Irish language looked from Shakespeare's England, and how long that view has lasted.
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Micheal O Mainnin, Gresham Professor of Rhetoric's counterpart in Irish studies, goes back past the politics of the present to the sixteenth century, when English writers were first setting down what they thought the Irish language was and what speaking it meant. 18:00.
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