nonGaeltacht
The term "non-Gaeltacht" refers to the areas of Ireland where the Irish language, known as Gaeltacht, is not the primary language spoken. The Gaeltacht is primarily concentrated in the western and northern regions of Ireland, particularly in counties like Donegal, Galway, Kerry, and Mayo. These areas have a strong cultural and linguistic tradition in Irish, with many residents speaking the language as their first or second language.
The non-Gaeltacht areas, which include the majority of Ireland's population, have a different linguistic landscape. English
In the non-Gaeltacht, efforts are made to promote and preserve the Irish language. This includes language classes,