Why do we pretend Irish is still a popular language?

There are times when I find it difficult to be a proud citizen.

Why do we pretend Irish is still a popular language?

The rise of Sinn Féin, the cheer leaders for the IRA murder campaign, is one such occasion.

However, the enormous ‘Yes’ vote for same-sex marriage puts us high on the world stage as a people to be respected.

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