The extinct Forth and Bargy dialect (i.e. "about" = "abut") was spoken in the historical subdivision of Forth in County Wexford, a county rich in evidence of early human habitation such as portal tombs from the Neolithic period of earlier.
The extinct Forth and Bargy dialect (i.e. "about" = "abut") was spoken in the historical subdivision of Forth in County Wexford, a county rich in evidence of early human habitation such as portal tombs from the Neolithic period of earlier.