Conradh seeks greater prominence for Irish on road signs

Conradh na Gaeilge is holding a series of protests around the country today in a bid to persuade the Government to give the Irish language greater prominence on road signs.

Conradh na Gaeilge is holding a series of protests around the country today in a bid to persuade the Government to give the Irish language greater prominence on road signs.

The organisation wants all signs to be made fully bi-lingual and says this would promote the language as well as benefit the tourist industry.

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