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Dublin government funding announced for cross-border Irish language body and Ulster Scots Agency
The €630,000 funding for Foras na Gaeilge will see the reversal of the majority of planned cuts from the group announced ...
Dual language street signs go international with applications for Hebrew, Japanese and Mandarin
Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Store and/or access information on a ...
'Once-off' funding for cross-border Irish group
Cross-border Irish language agency Foras na Gaeilge is to receive a "once-off" funding package of €630,000 (£547,000) from ...
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Bernadette McAliskey raps Stormont over linguistic representation
People living west of the Bann River are always at a significant disadvantage when high-powered public jobs come up for grabs, if that ...
QUB Irish language group rejects claims that campaign for dual language signs on campus is ‘cultural passion project’
An Irish language group at Queen’s University Belfast has rejected claims that its campaign for dual language sings on campus ...
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UUP say Irish language has been "weaponised for over 100 years" as Infrastructure Minister under fire over Grand Central signage
The quote, which is commonly attributed to the leader of the 1916 Easter Rising Pádraig Pearse, was one of a number of ...
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Queen's 'cold house for unionists' fear as Irish language campaign hit campus - group ignoring university unionists, says body
Queen’s University could become a ‘cold house for unionists’, fears a student body, if attempts are made to ‘force the issue’ ...
The Belfast train station signs in Irish that are testing Stormont’s shaky foundations
Row over Belfast’s Grand Central Station adding Irish to displays and ticket machines reinforces Assembly’s vulnerability to ...
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The Ulster Unionist Party issued a strongly-worded statement issued on Monday afternoon
The Ulster Unionist Party have said that there is a "sense of unease" around the use of the Irish language due to a narrative that has ... that we have no issues with use of the Irish or Ulster Scots ...