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May it be pointed out that I these days use Ulster Irish only occasionally, and that my first published book in Irish, Sciorrfhocail, is basically Standard Irish albeit Ulster Irish is used in the novel as a way to indicate East Finnish dialect through the medium of Irish. I did experiment a lot with Ulster Irish in my Internet writings in 1996-2006, but nowadays I just focus on studying all native writers and folklore texts as a way to enrich my Irish, irrespective of their dialectal origins. This should indeed be clear to anyone who bothered to read my book. Yours, Panu Höglund. 80.222.98.123 (talk) 05:14, 9 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]