1 The Official Languages Act 2003 By Caren Bohane Article 81 of the Constitution proudly proclaims the Irish language as the national and first official language of the State, recognizing English only as a second - First Dáil - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1 The Official Languages Act 2003 By Caren Bohane Article 81 of the Constitution proudly proclaims the Irish language as the national and first official language of the State, recognizing English only as a second Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-03-05 18:13:07 Open Document File Size: 53,88 KB Share Result on Facebook City Dublin / Brussels / / Company The Constitutional Review Group / / Country Canada / / IndustryTerm public services / bi-lingual services / / Organization Department of Arts / Heritage / Gaeltacht and the Islands / Local Authority / High Court / European Parliament / Ombudsman’s Office / Supreme Court / Civil Service / Oireachtas / / Person Mary Fahy Breitheamh den Chúirte / Eamon Ó Cuiv / Gardaí / Niamh Nic Shuibhne / / Position Clerk / Minister of State / Official / representative / Attorney General / solicitor / President / present Minister / Minister / Minister for Finance / Commissioner / / SocialTag Language policy Island countries Northern Europe Western Europe Official Languages Act Dáil Éireann Gaeltacht Official bilingualism in Canada Republic of Ireland Europe

1 The Official Languages Act 2003 By Caren Bohane Article 81 of the Constitution proudly proclaims the Irish language as the national and first official language of the State, recognizing English only as a secondAdd to Reading List