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I beleive a mistake has been made in January 2011 (see history)
It's not a big mistake. I will check it out and come back to it in a week or two when i am more free. I think this is a good example of a homophone like "to - too - two". Linn means pool but it also means with us.
I was always told Gael Linn translated as Irish With Us. Irish Pool makes less sense.
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This is written a wee bit like an advertisement in places: "countless other prolific artists", "four of the most renowned musicians in the world".... And what does it mean to characterize Clannad as "questionably their most popular act" (emphasis added)? Just sayin'. Q·L·1968☿00:37, 9 January 2016 (UTC)Reply
