Executive departments spent almost £200,000 translating documents into Irish and Ulster Scots. The row that followed was never really about the money.
Executive departments spent almost £200,000 translating documents into Irish and Ulster Scots. The row that followed was never really about the money.
Wales, Catalonia, Ireland and South Africa all decide which language children are taught in, and each answer reveals what the state thinks schools are for.
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