Belfast Council has recorded that 50% of Russell Street, just a short distance from city hall, wants to have Irish language ...

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That political unionism (as distinct from many ordinary unionists) would turn apoplectic with rage at the very notion of bilingual signs at the ... the legitimate place of Irish nationalist ...

The condition’s many symptoms range from tremor to anxiety, and Taylor points out: “While the more well-known symptoms are related to movement, early signs can be much subtler, and people ...

What we’re seeing now as Emma takes her place on King Canute’s throne and feels the icy Irish Sea water lap ... matters pertaining or adjacent to names and words and language; and Loyal Ulster having ...

Irish is to be added to physical signs and ticket machines at a cost of £150,000 (€176,000); given the station is roughly six months old, this begs the question: why was this not done when the ...

A dispute over Irish language signage at Grand Central Station is being ... decision by Sinn Féin Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins to approve £150,000 for the signs was "bad process". On Tuesday, ...

A Garda spokesperson told the Irish Mirror: “Gardaí are currently attending the scene of a traffic collision that occurred on the N67 road in Caherdrine, Co. Galway. Road closures are in place ...

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The attempt of the Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins to install Irish language signs at Belfast's Grand Central station has been "utterly shambolic", the deputy First Minister Emma Little ...

Any argument that a decision to install Irish language signs at Belfast's Grand Central station is not controversial is "bizarre", Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said. Ms Little ...