Thousands of red-clad Irish-language advocates marched through Belfast on Saturday afternoon to call for protections for the Irish language in Northern Ireland. The march, which was organized by the ...

Belfast - One should always expect big changes in over a 30-year span, but since my last visit to Belfast was in the first decade of The Troubles, a visit two weekends ago proved to be a stark ...

Fitzroy Presbyterian Church in south Belfast started holding Irish services when the Oireachtas last visited Belfast in 1997 ...

Anthony Sinclair, who has been profoundly deaf since birth, launched the initiative after receiving funding from a council programme ...

In October, an angle grinder was used to remove the Irish language wording from one of the signs. On Thursday morning, two ...

Councillors have approved a language strategy action plan for Belfast, after a "positive" public consultation, a City Hall committee has been told. Elected members at the recent Strategic Policy and ...

AN Irish language group in west Belfast has been awarded £500,000 in capital funding by Belfast City Council. The money was awarded as part of the council’s Neighbourhood Regeneration Fund which came ...

They are the homes behind the modern revival of the Irish language in Belfast and they have opened their doors - and attics - to school pupils searching for living history. Northern Ireland's first ...

Belfast councillors have voted for Irish language signs to be placed at the new Belfast Grand Central Station and surrounding Weaver’s Cross area. At a recent committee meeting in City Hall, elected ...

Irish language signage is set to be installed at the Grand Central Station in Belfast. Stormont Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins said it will be installed later this year and will include ...

There have been applications for dual language signs at more than 350 streets in Belfast since a new council policy was introduced in July 2022. The vast majority of applications are likely to be for ...

The Irish language has been spoken during legal proceedings in Belfast’s Royal Courts of Justice in what language experts say was the first time in nearly 300 years. According to the website Irish ...