Lost in translation

THERE has been much criticism of Fine Gael’s policy on the Irish language.

Wed, 23 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
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Can the effectiveness of compulsory Irish be measured by the need for TG4 to transmit the Leader’s debate using English subtitles so the people of Ireland could understand what was being said?

Jim Hurley

Kilbrittain

Co Cork

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