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    First Irish-English Road Signs Installed in Northern Ireland

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    Northern Ireland has installed its first bilingual Irish-English road traffic signs in west Belfast's Gaeltacht Quarter. The signs, covering bus lanes and parking information, are located on the Falls Road. This pilot scheme, announced by the Department for Infrastructure, aims to support the Irish-speaking community. There are calls for the initiative to be expanded to other areas.
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