Questions about the decision to install Irish language signs at Belfast’s Grand Central Station are legitimate, deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said. Stormont Infrastructure ...

Located beside the Garvaghy Road, the sign at Woodside Gardens is the first to be approved by the unionist-controlled Armagh, ...

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said she will raise the issue of Irish language signage at Grand Central ...

Councillors decide no further consultation on one street but defer decision on second with no residents yet on electoral ...

Sign Language Week was celebrated at the end of March, but despite progress, campaigners are calling for more action to ...

Residents surveys will go ahead now in all of the streets raised - Mount Merrion Avenue, Isoline Street, Onslow Gardens, ...

A Belfast Council committee has voted for an Irish bilingual street sign to be erected without a survey or wider consultation ...

The Democratic Unionist Party leader, Gavin Robinson, has said the approval of Irish language signage at Belfast's Grand Central Station was "bad process" but "that's not to suggest that this is a ...

According to council rules, it takes only a single person asking for Irish language signs on their road to trigger the survey ...

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said she will raise the issue of Irish language signage at Grand Central Station at Thursday's executive meeting. It follows the decision by ...

Sinn Féin's infrastructure minister approved £150,000 for Irish language signs at Grand Central Station.