An Irish-speaking region or area in Ireland where Gaelic is the primary language spoken by most residents.
From Irish 'Gaeltacht,' literally meaning 'Gaelic-speaking district.' The term became official in 1956 when the Irish government formally designated specific regions to preserve the language.
Gaeltacht regions are like living museums of Irish culture—the Irish government still protects them with special policies because they're the last strongholds where Gaelic is naturally spoken in daily life.
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