Galway City Council Speaks Irish Exclusively
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Galway City Council takes a significant step towards making Irish a working language, aiming for 20% of staff to be fluent by 2030. Inspired by Donegal County Council, they plan to fully integrate Irish without added stress. New initiatives like an Irish language panel and full interpreting services are launched, with staff wearing lanyards to encourage casual Irish use. Galways two Gaeltacht areas and nearby spots boost Irish speakers, emphasizing true bilingualism. These cost-neutral initiatives set the stage for Irish to flourish naturally in council work.
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