Verse:Irta (Old): Difference between revisions

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 Deliberately written in Ogham
-Spoken by certain Celtic neopagans (both Irish-speaking and otherwise; Irish speakers acknowledge that it's a different language), though OIr was originally associated with Catholicism rather than paganism. The difficulty of the language is itself a barrier to entry to this pagan sect!
+Spoken and used in liturgy by certain Celtic neopagans (both Irish-speaking and otherwise; Irish speakers acknowledge that it's a different language), though OIr was originally associated with Catholicism rather than paganism. The difficulty of the language is itself a barrier to entry to this pagan sect!
 dh and th are /ð θ/ respectively