Watch: Guidelines for national anthem use and support for Irish sign language version proposed

Guidelines for using the national anthem and support for a formal Irish sign language version of it have been proposed by an all-party Oireachtas committee.

Watch: Guidelines for national anthem use and support for Irish sign language version proposed

However, politicians have stopped short of pushing for ‘Amhrán na bhFiann’ to be protected in legislation — despite calls from relatives of the authors of the anthem among others.

The Seanad Public Consultation Committee on the anthem wants schools to improve the learning of it in Irish, in English, and in sign language.

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