Nordirlands erste irisch-englische Straßenverkehrszeichen wurden installiert

    https://www.irishnews.com/news/northern-ireland/northern-irelands-first-irish-english-road-traffic-signs-installed-VXXFSXESEJAXPCCPNCP2TLGTRE/

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    1. AdBoring9620 on

      Shouldn’t even have Irish English signs down here,it just makes them cluttered.

    2. brighteyebakes on

      This is so disappointing to see. It’s a British country. Might as well put Irish on the signs in Wales too.

      Edit: if not British it’s in the UK at least lol

    3. „Bi-ligual. Trans-port signs. Gae-lic?

      ‚Tis all disgusting. Next they’ll be coming for our Imperial units!“

    4. Recent-Lemon-9930 on

      Not sure if it’s the first, wasn’t there a „Yield“ sign once (if ya remember it, you know 😄)?

    5. mind_thegap1 on

      r/ireland is always negative towards Irish for some reason, and this comment section is no exception. But only a few years ago this would’ve been unthinkable, it’s great to see some progress. And they look much more stylish than the signs in the south

    6. Medium-Dependent-328 on

      Nice to see correct Ulster dialect with „ar an chosán“ rather than the more standard „ar an gcosán“. Clearly a job done with attention to detail.

    7. I’m stoked that everyone will at last be able to read road signs. It must have been a very confusing few years for them.

    8. CascaydeWave on

      I like their signs a lot more than the signs we have tbh. The colours feel a lot more „equal status“ than the italics.

    9. Fast_Advertising_231 on

      Troll to be ignored nó troll ar chóir neamhaird a thabhairt air/uirthi, mar a deirtear i mBéal Feirste.

    10. Warm_Philosopher_609 on

      Fucking waste of time and resources. Keeping government employees in jobs.

    11. Key-Cauliflower8026 on

      how long before the unionists start screaming about it on the news though? feels like a 48 hour countdown max.

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