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Confusion over who pulled Placenames funding as Stormont at loggerheads
The project had received about £90,000 a year to help councils translate bilingual street signs before funding disputes forced it to wind down.
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NewsLetter UKFormer SF minister didn't want to fund Irish language row scheme from her own budget - Stormont records
A former Sinn Fein minister didn’t want her own department to fund an Irish language scheme that her party is now accusing her DUP successor of cutting, documents obtained by the News Letter show.
Questions are being raised in the north after Communities Minister Gordon Lyons (DUP) decided to end funding for a project that provided authoritative versions of Irish placenames for bilingual signage.
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