Conor McParland

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Thosaigh Conor ag obair le Belfast Media i rith an tsamhraidh sa bhliain 2014, ag obair mar saoririseoir ag an deasc spóirt agus níos moille, thosaigh sé ag obair mar thuairisceoir ag an Andersonstown News.

Ailt le Conor McParland:

14 Aibreán 2024

Green light for Irish street signage in seven Belfast streets

13 Márta 2024

Eight Irish language street sign applications in West and North Belfast given the green light

8 Feabhra 2024

No more delays – time for Irish language rights to be delivered

8 Feabhra 2024

Irish signage approved for South Belfast street despite DUP opposition

3 Feabhra 2024

302 Irish street signs to be approved without going through 'normal process'

11 Eanáir 2024

Parties clash over Irish street sign applications for streets in North and South Belfast

9 Eanáir 2024

Irish signage for South Belfast street to go ahead despite Unionist concerns

9 Eanáir 2024

Irish signage for South Belfast street to go ahead despite Unionist concerns

3 Eanáir 2024

Row over Irish language street signage in three 'unionist streets'

22 Nollaig 2023

Irish street sign decision to go back to residents despite meeting required threshold

15 Samhain 2023

'Ratepayers within their rights to request Irish street signage'

23 Deireadh Fómhair 2023

Irish language signs vandalised in North Belfast

14 Meitheamh 2023

More bilingual street signs get the go ahead in Belfast

11 Bealtaine 2023

Ardilea Drive dual language signage erected

8 Márta 2023

Sinn Féin rep slams Antrim and Newtownabbey Council over Irish language signage policy

13 Feabhra 2023

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Conor McParland

Green light for Irish street signage in seven Belfast streets

Eight Irish language street sign applications in West and North Belfast given the green light

No more delays – time for Irish language rights to be delivered

Irish signage approved for South Belfast street despite DUP opposition

302 Irish street signs to be approved without going through 'normal process'

Parties clash over Irish street sign applications for streets in North and South Belfast

Irish signage for South Belfast street to go ahead despite Unionist concerns

Irish signage for South Belfast street to go ahead despite Unionist concerns

Row over Irish language street signage in three 'unionist streets'

Irish street sign decision to go back to residents despite meeting required threshold

'Ratepayers within their rights to request Irish street signage'

Irish language signs vandalised in North Belfast

More bilingual street signs get the go ahead in Belfast

Ardilea Drive dual language signage erected

Sinn Féin rep slams Antrim and Newtownabbey Council over Irish language signage policy

After countless delays, writing is finally on the wall for Clifton Street bilingual campaign

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