Irish language law costs council €100,000 for planning blueprints

NEWLY imposed laws to promote Irish have added over €100,000 to Cork County Council’s bill for publishing planning blueprints.

This is despite extremely low demand for translated council publications in the past.

The council, like all State and semi-State bodies, is obliged to publish some official documents in Irish as well as English.

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