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RTÉ Failing to Fulfill Statutory Obligations when it comes to Irish Language
Only 0.7% of National Broadcaster's Television Output in Irish.
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Irish language community takes to the streets as the Guildhall Derry turns RED in support of Irish language Act
Derry City Hall, the Guildhall, turned red last week, Thursday 21st March 2019, in support of the An Dream Dearg campaign for an Irish Language Act and language right. A motion passed through Derry and Strabane District Council earlier this year, following the passing of a motion supporting an Irish Language Act in April 2018. The lighting of the Guildhall red is to support the grassroots An Dream Dearg campaign for rights, respect and recognition for the Irish Language Community.
Irish language community takes to the streets as the Guildhall Derry turns RED in support of Irish language Act
Derry City Hall, the Guildhall, turned red last week, Thursday 21st March 2019, in support of the An Dream Dearg campaign for an Irish Language Act and language right. A motion passed through Derry and Strabane District Council earlier this year, following the passing of a motion supporting an Irish Language Act in April 2018. The lighting of the Guildhall red is to support the grassroots An Dream Dearg campaign for rights, respect and recognition for the Irish Language Community.
Irish language community takes to the streets as the Guildhall Derry turns RED in support of Irish language Act
Derry City Hall, the Guildhall, turned red last week, Thursday 21st March 2019, in support of the An Dream Dearg campaign for an Irish Language Act and language right. A motion passed through Derry and Strabane District Council earlier this year, following the passing of a motion supporting an Irish Language Act in April 2018. The lighting of the Guildhall red is to support the grassroots An Dream Dearg campaign for rights, respect and recognition for the Irish Language Community.
Welsh Language Commissioner Meri Huws launches new research auditing Local Council compliance with Irish Language framework
Research compiled by Conradh na Gaeilge, CAJ and Ulster University shows both good and bad examples of compliance by local councils.
The Irish language and the Internet: Celebrate Lá na Meán Sóisialta!
Seize the Social Media Day - today is Lá na Meán Sóisialta! #LNMS19
The Irish language and the Internet: Celebrate Lá na Meán Sóisialta!
Seize the Social Media Day - today is Lá na Meán Sóisialta! #LNMS19
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