Irish language signs which are to be installed in Belfast Grand Central Station later this year are due to cost around £150,000. The bilingual updates to the £340m transport hub, which were ...

Irish language signage is set to be installed at the Grand Central Station in Belfast. Stormont Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins said it will be installed later this year and will include ...

Irish language activists staged a protest outside Stormont calling for a change in how funding is allocated to a north-south cultural body. The campaigners blame the DUP for blocking financial ...

Hundreds of Irish language activists have gathered at Stormont to protest at a decision by the DUP to block cross-border funding for schemes supporting the language across the island of Ireland.

Gaeltacht communities will no longer have Irish as “the natural organic language of the community” unless immediate Government action is taken to address the housing crisis, Irish language ...

A bid to force a minister’s decision to install Irish language signage at the Grand Central Station in Belfast to be put to a cross-community Executive vote has been lodged at Stormont.

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“The Irish language is a living and thriving language used daily by many people across the North,” she explained. “It is fitting that the Irish language will be visible at the station for Irish ...

Irish language campaigners blamed the DUP for blocking funding to the sector as they staged a demonstration at Stormont. Around 200 people, many of them school children, took part in the noisy and ...