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Welcome to Drama of the Week.

Anish are hiacked and towery, now that summer's coming.

Written and read by Derdra Anna Rose Kelly.

I started working as a classroom assistant in a Bunskull at Irish Language Medium Primary School

last year. After reaching and then exceeding the point of desperation with my previous

data administration job, I emailed all nine of the

Bunsculina within Belfast and thankfully, the one that is within the shortest walk to my house

took me on. I rationalised that if I didn't like the job, at the very least I'd be using

and improving my Irish. I'd learned Irish

at school in Letterkenny and on visits to Ironmore Island as a teenager. I didn't realise

how much of a privilege this was until I moved across the border and even then the words caught in my throat.

I felt embarrassed at my inarticulateness, the clumsiness of my attempts at expression,

my inability to be funny in what should have been my native tongue.

I always envied anyone who'd attended an Irish

medium school. I was assigned to work one-on-one with a child in primary one and felt like a child

myself, as if I was starting school again for the first time. On Friday the 9th of May, the electricity and the school went off around half-past nine

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