Mica and Ruairí make their way along a ridge, considering temporality and the act of walking

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Two Irish Queers walk the border between Ireland and North of Ireland on the cusp of Brexit- speaking English and Gaeilge. These recordings document the landscape and conversations which touch on language, immigration and identity.
This was research for a performance called “aon mhac t&iacute;re, n&oacute; roinnt mic t&iacute;re” translated to English as “one or many wolves,” or “one or many sons of the land.”

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Two Irish Queers walk the border between Ireland and North of Ireland on the cusp of Brexit- speaking English and Gaeilge. These recordings document the landscape and conversations which touch on language, immigration and identity. This was research for a performance called “aon mhac tíre, nó roinnt mic tíre” translated to English as “one or many wolves,” or “one or many sons of the land.”

Two Irish Queers walk the border between Ireland and North of Ireland on the cusp of Brexit- speaking English and Gaeilge. These recordings document the landscape and conversations which touch on language, immigration and identity.
This was research for a performance called “aon mhac tíre, nó roinnt mic tíre” translated to English as “one or many wolves,” or “one or many sons of the land.”

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