Signs of Irishness from officialdom in NI

[seafoid]

Are there any ?

[general_lee]

Depends where you live and who controls your council area. If you're unfortunate enough to live in a council area where funding bunting and flags and 365 days a year union jack waving is a priority; then you can pretty much forget about it. My own council area to the best of my knowledge provides no gaa facilities, for example. And that's it merged with two other council areas.

[T Fearon]

Newry and Mourne full of bilingual signs.DUP mayor welcomed a delegation from twin town of Ballina to Craigavon as gaelige, DUP Lord Mayor of Armagh Banbridge and Craigavon was on hand to welcome Michael D to the official opening of the Tommy Makem Centre in Keady a few months ago.All official Stormont documents in Irish and English,cross border body made up of executive ministers from both jurisdictions meets regularly in Armagh etc etc