O Cuiv issues warning over future of Irish

Ireland needs 250,000 Irish speakers by 2028 to save the future of the language, Gaeltacht Minister Eamon O Cuiv said today.

O Cuiv issues warning over future of Irish
Thu, 03 Apr, 2008 - 13:13

Ireland needs 250,000 Irish speakers by 2028 to save the future of the language, Gaeltacht Minister Eamon O Cuiv said today.

Speaking during a visit to the US, Mr O’Cuiv called for more courage and leadership to ensure the native tongue thrives in a globalised world.

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