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| 18-12-2006 Ireland to go bilingual |
 Dublin, Ireland (IoL): The Government aims to create an English-Irish bilingual society over the next 20 years, it emerged today. The Cabinet will launch its policy statement containing 13 key objectives on the Irish language next week. Irish is due to become the 21st official working language of the European Union on January 1. Translators are currently being trained to instantaneously translate Irish into English in the European Parliament.
For more information, please visit: breakingnews.iol.ie/news/story.asp?j=204431478&p=zx443zy84 |
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