Community
The food traditions of Irish communities in Britain.
Irish migration, particularly after the Famine, reshaped the food of Liverpool, Manchester, London and Glasgow.
Irish and Scottish distilling traditions are closely related and their relative priority is contested.
Gaelic Scotland and Gaelic Ireland are continuous across a sea that was a road; and Irish migration built much of modern Glasgow.
Irish migration after the Famine into Cardiff, Newport and Merthyr, and a Celtic-language kinship across the Irish Sea.
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