Some are officially recognised as symbols of the State, while others are unofficial, and are simply accepted by the majority as being 'Irish'. From our national emblem to the design of the ...

Dr Nicole Volmering said the signs 'became a symbol of the use of Irish and Irish heritage' Dr Nicole Volmering, Research Assistant Professor at TCD's Department of History, said the signs tell a ...

They argue it’s unnecessary, yet the Irish Language Act – finally ... In fact, they welcome it as a sign of progress, a symbol of a more modern and outward-looking society.

The harp symbol was also featured on Irish flags during the 1916 Easter Rising. However, there is a difference between the Irish government harp and the Guinness harp. As Guinness had trademarked ...

Irish language signs which are to be installed in Belfast Grand Central Station later this year are due to cost around £150,000. The bilingual updates to the £340m transport hub, which were ...