There is a village in Ireland where the residents speak a language that is not Irish or English. - Apparently.
The village of Tourmakeady, located in County Mayo, has a unique dialect known as "Tourmakeady Irish". This language is a remnant of the ancient language of Connemara Irish, which was spoken in the region until the 18th century. Despite being surrounded by English-speaking areas, the residents of Tourmakeady have maintained their distinctive dialect, which is said to be unintelligible to speakers of standard Irish or English.