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🪧Comhartha dátheangach ceadaithe i gCnoc Cois Coille, Port an Dúnáin, agus deireadh curtha le cás cúirte a mhair breis agus dhá bhliain.

64 residents in favour. 3 residents against. Unionist Councillors refused, denied and delayed this dual language street sign for almost 4 years. A Grandmother from Port an Dúnáin fought them in court. Now, a dual-language sign for Cnoc Cois Coille has been confirmed. Equality!

✅ Comhionannas ~ Equality ✅ Following almost 4 years of Unionist Councillors breaching their own dual-language policy, 4 years of denial and delay, a Grandmother from Port an Dúnáin has finally brought Irish language rights to her own street on the Garvaghy Road ❤️

"Four years of delay and denial" - Portadown residents celebrate High Court victory in dual-language signage case. Residents of Woodside Hill of Garvaghy Road presented Armagh, Banbridge, Craigavon Council (ABC) with a valid petition requesting a dual-language street sign in 2022. In 2023 ABC Council carried out a survey of all residents on the street. With only three residents voting against the signage, the council rejected it.

"Four years of delay and denial" - Portadown residents celebrate High Court victory in dual-language signage case. Residents of Woodside Hill of Garvaghy Road presented Armagh, Banbridge, Craigavon Council (ABC) with a valid petition requesting a dual-language street sign in 2022. In 2023 ABC Council carried out a survey of all residents on the street. With only three residents voting against the signage, the council rejected it.

"Four years of delay and denial" - Portadown residents celebrate High Court victory in dual-language signage case. Residents of Woodside Hill of Garvaghy Road presented Armagh, Banbridge, Craigavon Council (ABC) with a valid petition requesting a dual-language street sign in 2022. In 2023 ABC Council carried out a survey of all residents on the street. With only three residents voting against the signage, the council rejected it.