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ABC Council blocks first ever bilingual street sign, despite ‘draconian’ criteria in own policy being met

Gaeltacht Quarter street signage plan a huge step forward whilst saving Belfast City Council over £185,000

Belfast Lord Mayor announces Conradh na Gaeilge as his final chosen charity

Belfast Lord Mayor announces Conradh na Gaeilge as his final chosen charity

125,000 km travelled around the world by online conversation as Gaeilge at #Comhrá23

125,000 km travelled around the world by online conversation as Gaeilge at #Comhrá23

Government once again miss out on opportunity to fulfill Irish language and Gaeltacht “ambition” as a small increase in funding announced in yesterday’s #Budget

Government once again miss out on opportunity to fulfill Irish language and Gaeltacht “ambition” as a small increase in funding announced in yesterday’s #Budget

From the Gaeltacht to Los Angeles: #Comhrá23 non-stop international conversation as Gaeilge on a journey around the world next week

From the Gaeltacht to Los Angeles: #Comhrá23 non-stop international conversation as Gaeilge on a journey around the world next week

New Irish Language & Gaeltacht Growth Plan would create 9,000+ jobs and radically change how we promote and protect Irish in the coming decade, calling for State expenditure to increase from 0.17% to 0.4%.

New Irish Language & Gaeltacht Growth Plan would create 9,000+ jobs and radically change how we promote and protect Irish in the coming decade, calling for State expenditure to increase from 0.17% to 0.4%.

Gaeltacht Campsite announced for Ireland’s biggest music festival at Electric Picnic

Gaeltacht Campsite announced for Ireland’s biggest music festival at Electric Picnic

Belfast City Hall turns green to welcome Conradh na Gaeilge and guests celebrating 130 years

Belfast City Hall turns green to welcome Conradh na Gaeilge and guests celebrating 130 years

Lord Caine confirms commencement regulations for Irish language legislation today in House of Lords

Lord Caine confirms commencement regulations for Irish language legislation today in House of Lords

Census results for Irish and the Gaeltacht very much a ‘mixed bag’ showing positive and negative trends

Census results for Irish and the Gaeltacht very much a ‘mixed bag’ showing positive and negative trends

Conradh na Gaeilge welcomes latest CoE recommendations on Irish language protection and promotion

Conradh na Gaeilge welcomes latest CoE recommendations on Irish language protection and promotion

Rí-Rá bring live FM residency to an explosive end!

Rí-Rá bring live FM residency to an explosive end!

Norma Foley, Scaoil Saor Ár dTeanga!

Norma Foley, Scaoil Saor Ár dTeanga!

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