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Gaelic refers to two closely related modern [[Indo-European languages]] spoken in the [[British Isles]]. Irish Gaelic is spoken in the [[Republic of Ireland]], and Scots Gaelic in the Western [[Highlands of Scotland]] and The [[Hebrides]].
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Gaelic refers to two closely related modern [[Indo-European languages]] spoken in the [[British Isles]]. Irish Gaelic, usually simply known as ''Irish'', is spoken on the Island of [[Ireland]], and Scottish Gaelic in the Western [[Highlands of Scotland]] and The [[Hebrides]].

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Gaelic refers to two closely related modern Indo-European languages spoken in the British Isles. Irish Gaelic, usually simply known as Irish, is spoken on the Island of Ireland, and Scottish Gaelic in the Western Highlands of Scotland and The Hebrides.