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Emphasis is plac on both the research and San Marino Email List management aspects of the subject. The event itself is bilingual, with Irish on the first day and English on the second. All summaries can be found here. Where speakers are willing to share their slides are the links below. On the first day, Dr. á Ó’s former Chief of Place Names Branch open the discussion with lectures on the spelling of place names from oral and other sources. He discusses what norms we should follow when secondary place names of Irish origin are import. Ó á, a doctoral student at , gave a lecture on the translation of place names.
The Friday event was conduct
Seen in place names in County Kildare, l, translat from Irish to English and vice versa, evidence of this bilingualism. Dr Ó á from the University of Limerick gave BS Leads a presentation on the Simis Park Names Project’s language course and collection of park names. So far, more than mini logos have been collect as part of the project. Dr (Geonames Officer, Royal Commission of Ancient and Historic Monuments in Wales) talks about the list of historical place names in Wales, available here. After lunch we had a fantastic event where Secretary of State Jack Chambers launch the new version of the website.
