Armagh Irish Speaking Community left devastated as funding application is rejected for Campa Mhacha
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Nicola comiskey
9 years ago
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Bernard Cauldwell
9 years ago
sad day,
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Angela Powell
9 years ago
Absolutely disgraceful. Was really looking forward to my daughter going to this in July
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Michael Oneill
9 years ago
This is a disgrace I have 3 grandchildren fluent Irish speakers and is this what they have to look forward too in this ridiculous state . No equality here .
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Sinead oneill
9 years ago
An absolute discharge. There must be discretion to consider this application
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Usaid rphiost an cheaduair eile
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Mary
9 years ago
This is a positive cultural experience for Kids - the sort of activity that must be funded and encouraged.
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frank keating
9 years ago
Fund the children For the irish class
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Caoilfionn OHanlon
9 years ago
Restore funding for the irish language. Believe in culture and nurture it.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Typical of the double standards that exist in our society today
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Colm MacEoin
9 years ago
Cearta Teanga
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Lynda Lennon
9 years ago
Give them their funding. Why should the kids lose out over a blunder by the Royal Mail?
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Juliana de Buitleir
9 years ago
Tá déistean orm!
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Teenie grimley
9 years ago
This is terrible error 5 of my sons attended tis every summer over the years and loved it they all fluent irish and proud to be irish
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Marlene Bradley
9 years ago
Dearg Le fearg
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Josephine Mulvenna
9 years ago
tá sé seo mícheart - this situation needs sorting out now.
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Brian Gollogly
9 years ago
We need to promote and encourage everything to do with our native language.
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Martin Mc veigh
9 years ago
I once was a younge child who went to campa Mhacha and it was the best time ever I have so much memories from it. It's brilliant for the fluent speakers so they don't go back to school forgetting some of their Irish. The trips were amazing too. As a younge gaeligor I believe that this camp should remain open as it promotes the Irish language and gives the children time to have fun during the summer. Everyone loves campa mhacha and if it doesn't remain on in the summer the children will have nothing to do and no Irish to learn!
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sad day,
Absolutely disgraceful. Was really looking forward to my daughter going to this in July
This is a disgrace I have 3 grandchildren fluent Irish speakers and is this what they have to look forward too in this ridiculous state . No equality here .
An absolute discharge. There must be discretion to consider this application
Usaid rphiost an cheaduair eile
This is a positive cultural experience for Kids - the sort of activity that must be funded and encouraged.
Fund the children For the irish class
Restore funding for the irish language. Believe in culture and nurture it.
Typical of the double standards that exist in our society today
Cearta Teanga
Give them their funding. Why should the kids lose out over a blunder by the Royal Mail?
Tá déistean orm!
This is terrible error 5 of my sons attended tis every summer over the years and loved it they all fluent irish and proud to be irish
Dearg Le fearg
tá sé seo mícheart - this situation needs sorting out now.
We need to promote and encourage everything to do with our native language.
I once was a younge child who went to campa Mhacha and it was the best time ever I have so much memories from it. It's brilliant for the fluent speakers so they don't go back to school forgetting some of their Irish. The trips were amazing too. As a younge gaeligor I believe that this camp should remain open as it promotes the Irish language and gives the children time to have fun during the summer. Everyone loves campa mhacha and if it doesn't remain on in the summer the children will have nothing to do and no Irish to learn!
We haven't moved one inch!
Total disgrace