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A Stormont review finds bilingual signs at Belfast's Grand Central Station don't harm English's status under the Good Friday Agreement.
A Stormont review confirms that Irish language signage at Belfast’s Grand Central Station does not diminish English’s status or rights under the Good Friday Agreement, finding minor positive and negative impacts depending on perspective.
The Department for Infrastructure determined the bilingual signs align with equality standards, reflect practices in Scotland and Wales, and do not undermine English as the primary language.
The project, initially paused due to legal challenges from loyalist activist Jamie Bryson and unionist politicians, remains under consideration.
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Una revisión de Stormont encuentra que las señales bilingües en la Grand Central Station de Belfast no dañan el estatus del inglés bajo el Acuerdo del Viernes Santo.