Ayns Nerin, sheGaeltacht (focklit magh myr [ˈɡeːɫ̪t̪ˠəxt̪ˠ]; yl-reyGaeltachtaí) ee ard as y Yernish goll er loayrt ayn myr çhengey ny mayrey. AynsNerin, taAn Ghaeltacht çheet er ny slystyn er lheh, as er ny slystyn ry cheilley raad dy vel y reiltys cur er enney dy vel yYernish ayndaue myr preeu-çhengey ny cummaltee, t'eh shen çhengey ghooie 'sy valley.[1] Ta'n fockle Gaelgagh, "Gaeltaght" çheet magh as y vun cheddin, as myr shen, ta Gaelgeyryn cur yn ennym "Gaeltaght" er ny h-ardjyn shen chammah.[2] Va ny h-ardjyn shen currit er enney son y chied cheayrt dy oikoil ayns bleeantyn leah jehSteat Seyr Nerin, lurg ynAavioghey Gaelgagh, myr chooid jeh polasee y reiltys dys y Yernish y chur er bun reesht.[3]
Ta Gaeltacht Dhún na nGall, ny Gaeltaght Ghoon ny Ghoal, soit da'n chooid smoo ayns sheear y choontae rish y vooir, as t'ee ny Gaeltacht smoo ayns Nerin. Rere coontey-pobble ny bleeaney 2006, va 23,783 cummaltee ayn, earroo ta jannoo seose 25% jeh sleih-earroo slane ny Gaeltacht. Ta'n Ghaeltacht 1,502 km² er eaghtyr, as she unnane yn earroo shen as 26% jeh thalloo ooilley ny Gaeltacht. Ta tree skeeraghyn jannoo seose ny preeu-vuill chummaltit 'sy Ghaeltacht -na Rosa,Gaoth Dobhair, asCloich Cheann Fhaola. Myrane lesh ny skeeraghyn shen, ta'n Ghaeltacht goaill stiagh ny baljyn beggeyGleann Cholm Cille,Cill Charthaigh,na Gleannta,Baile na Finne,An Clochán Liath,Ailt an Chorráin,an Bun Beag,Gort a' Choirce, asan Fál Carrach, as ny h-ellanynAran Vooar asToraigh.
↑(Baarle) Maguire, Peter A,Language and Landscape in the Connemara Gaeltacht,Journal of Modern Literature, Fouyr 2002, Ym-Lr. 26, Ear. 1, Duillagyn 99-107[1]
