Donal Hickey on the resurgence of interest in currachs

WHILE in the Kerry Gaeltacht recently I spoke to a woman who has been living there for more than 40 years.

THERE are all sorts of houses out there: big houses, small houses, plain houses and ornate houses.

The attitude of Minister for the Gaeltacht, Eamon Ó Cuiv, to the use of the English version of Dingle on signposts outside the Gaeltacht area, is not just difficult to understand but could be considered to be overbearing and intimidatory.