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Friday, April 23, 2010

6. AREAS FOR ACTION

This section in Irish

The Strategy sets out areas of action under nine key headings:
  • Education

  • The Gaeltacht

  • Family Transmission of the Language - Early Intervention

  • Administration, Services and Community

  • Media and Technology

  • Dictionaries

  • Legislation and Status

  • Economic Life

  • Cross-cutting Initiatives


Posted by Eoin Ó Riain at 12:41 AM
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