More Irish-speaking language therapists agreed

Children in Gaeltacht areas will no longer be deprived of native-speaking speech language therapists, it was claimed today.

More Irish-speaking language therapists agreed

Children in Gaeltacht areas will no longer be deprived of native-speaking speech language therapists, it was claimed today.

The Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Eamon O’Cuiv, said he had approved the hiring of three Irish-speaking language therapists to address the shortage.

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