Irish names to be reinstated

Place names in English will no longer be recognised in Irish law as the Government has taken its first steps to legally recognise the original Irish versions, it emerged today.

Irish names to be reinstated

Place names in English will no longer be recognised in Irish law as the Government has taken its first steps to legally recognise the original Irish versions, it emerged today.

More than 60 years after Irish was officially named the primary national language, Minister for Gaeltacht Affairs, Eamon O Cuiv, has given legal standing to Irish place names in six counties.

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