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Busy weekend for Irish language activists
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Monday June 11, 2007 10:43 by Ciarán Ó Brolcháin ciaranobrolchain at hotmail dot com
It was a busy weekend for Irish language activists in Belfast as a number of actions took place around Saturday's march to demand and Irish Language Act for the Six Counties. It was a busy weekend for Irish language activists in Belfast as a number of actions took place around Saturday's march to demand and Irish Language Act for the Six Counties. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9The long trek up the Black Mountain
No turning back now
It's not upside down, is it?
Nailing it down
Almost done - almost left at 'ach'
The result - Acht!
The big day. Time for voting with our feet.
Ryan, Barry and Breandán provide the music
Kicking off from An Chultúrlann
Acht
Acht Gaeilge á éileamh
On the one road
The rally makes its way down the Falls Road.
More musical entertainment
Does he know it's there?
Friends from Cymru
Scoil na Fuiseoige ar son Acht Gaeilge
Still on the one road
The rally makes its way into the city centre and to Writers' Square where Irish dancers, musicians like Fiach and Bréag, and street performers entertained the crowd.
At the International Wall
The long march
What's that on the mountain?
Gaelscoil na Móna ar son Acht Gaeilge
Arriving at Writers' Square
Great march - well done to all involved. Very colourful and imaginative!
Comhghairdeas! Coinnigh an teanga beo!
Pity Dublin couldn't put on a show like this. The North really is the home of living Irish.
Der y'are! :)
2014/04/23 Baile Átha Cliath
Pictiuri suimiula. Lean oraibh.