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    Belfast Street Sign Sparks Irish Language Controversy

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    A street sign in north Belfast has been altered to read 'Loyalist Donegall Park Avenue' amid a debate over dual language signage. This follows a narrow vote by Belfast City Council to introduce Irish and English signs. The area is divided, with some residents supporting the change while others oppose it, citing concerns over community relations.
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