'Genuine concern' over Irish signs, says Little-Pengelly

Conradh na Gaeilge slams DUP legal challenge to Irish language signs in Belfast station

The party claims the signage is a waste of taxpayer money.

'Genuine concern' over Irish signs, says Little-Pengelly

A Stormont minister has a "legal duty" to bring a decision to erect Irish language signs at Belfast's Grand Central Station to the Executive, Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said.

Legal duty to bring Irish language signs decision to Executive – Little-Pengelly

Controversy has flared after Sinn Fein minister Liz Kimmins announced dual language signage will be installed at Belfast’s Grand Central Station.

Questions about language signage at station legitimate, says Little-Pengelly

The DUP is questioning the projected £145,000 cost of installing Irish language signage at Belfast Grand Central Station.Questions about the decision to ins ...

Grand Central Irish-language signs row to be escalated at executive

Gavin Robinson says his party has put a "marker" down to block Sinn Féin spending on "pet projects".

DUP intends to put 'marker down' at Executive on Irish language signs at station

"This money could have been used to support struggling businesses in Sandy Row (adjacent to the station), which have been devastated by the station’s impact"