‘No excuse’ for absence of fada on public transport cards

A State agency has come under attack from celebrities, language activists, and a Government minister for its refusal to properly spell Irish names on public transport passes.

‘No excuse’ for absence of fada on public transport cards

A State agency has come under attack from celebrities, language activists, and a Government minister for its refusal to properly spell Irish names on public transport passes.

The National Transport Authority (NTA) is blaming “technical limitations” for not including the fada on names of commuters using Leap cards.

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