Sinn Féin vows to continue Irish-language campaign

An Northern Ireland Assembly bid to protect the Irish language failed tonight.

Sinn Féin vows to continue Irish-language campaign
Mon, 08 Nov, 2010 - 19:04

An Northern Ireland Assembly bid to protect the Irish language failed tonight.

The Human Rights Commission wrote to the North's Culture Minister Nelson McCausland in August this year and said his failure to introduce Irish language legislation was not human-rights compliant.

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