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This is the written version of a talk presented at
the seminar Why Irish? held at Notre Dame University
on September 30th, 2005. To appear in a volume of the same name from
Arlen House Press/Syracuse University Press, expected September 2007.
On the Relationship of Typology to Theoretical Syntax
Déantús an Chlásail i
gCanúintí na Nua-Ghaeilge
Irish as a World Language
The Grammar of Autonomy in Irish
Resumption
Questions and Questioning in a Local English
A Note on Predicates and Heads in Irish Clausal Syntax
Working on Irish
The Prosody of Quantifier Float under WH-Movement in West Ulster English
Reciprocals, Parts, and Wholes