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DUP urged not to create 'crocodile moment' in signage row

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The DUP has been urged not to create another "crocodile moment" around the Irish language as a row over proposed signage for Belfast's new £340m public transport hub gathers pace.

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DUP leader says addition of Irish language signage at Belfast Grand Central Station ‘not a crisis’ but ‘bad process’

Gavin Robinson was asked about how his party intended to ‘put a marker down’ over the issue

·Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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DUP urged not to create 'crocodile moment' in signage row

The DUP has been urged not to create another "crocodile moment" around the Irish language as a row over proposed signage for Belfast's new £340m public transport hub gathers pace.

·Ireland
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DUP hit out at MLA for drawing Minister's attention to lack of Irish signage

"While MLAs from outside the area think they know best what the Sandy Row community needs, it is those who are delivering daily for the community left to deal with the issues."

·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Durkan: Irish signage row distraction from real issues

SDLP Foyle MLA Mark H DurkanSDLP Infrastructure Spokesperson Mark H Durkan MLA has said a manufactured row over Irish language signage at Grand Central Station is a distraction from Executive failure. He was speaking after work to introduce the signage was paused due to potential legal action. Said the Foyle MLA: “This is far from the first time we have seen Executive parties use a manufactured row around identity issues to distract from their a…

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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