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Thousands participate today in a major protest, RIGHTS, for the language.
Na mílte páirteach inniu i mór-agóid, CEARTA, ar son na teanga.
Thousands took part today in a major national protest on behalf of the Irish language and the Gaeltacht.
Ghlac na mílte páirt inniu i mór-agóid náisiunta ar son na Gaeilge agus na Gaeltachta.
The protest was called RIGHTS, and people came from all over the country to attend.
CEARTA ab ainm don agóid, agus tháinig daoine ó gach cearn den tír le freastal uirthi.
The crowds marched from Parnell Square to Leinster House.
Mhairseáil na sluaite ó Chearnóg Parnell go dtí Teach Laighean.
Irish and Gaeltacht groups participated, along with schools, third level students, co-operative teachers, musicians and families.
Bhí grúpaí Gaeilge agus Gaeltachta páirteach ann, mar aon le scoileanna, mic léinn triú leibhéil, múinteoirí comharchumainn, ceoltóirí agus teaghlaigh.
CEARTA was the first such national protest on behalf of the Irish language and the Gaeltacht in over a decade.
Bhí CEARTA ar an gcéad agóid náisiúnta dá leithéid ar son na Gaeilge agus na Gaeltachta le breis agus deich mbliana anuas.
Among their demands, they are seeking fair funding, the right to live in the Gaeltacht, reform of the education system, and the fulfillment of long-promised language rights, Conradh na Gaeilge said today.
I measc na n- éileamh atá acu, tá siad ag lorg maoiniú cothrom, an ceart chun cónaí sa Ghaeltacht, athchóiriú ar an gcóras oideachais, agus comhlíonadh cearta teanga a gealladh le fada, a dúirt Conradh na Gaeilge inniu.
In a statement issued by the Department of Rural, Community and Gaeltacht Development today, Minister Dara Calleary said that he is currently focusing on securing more funding for the language and the Gaeltacht in Budget 2026.
I ráiteas a chuir an Roinn Forbartha Tuaithe 's Pobail agus Gaeltachta ar fáil inniu, dúirt an tAire Dara Calleary go bhfuil sé ag díriú faoi láthair ar níos mó maoinithe a fháil don teanga agus don Ghaeltacht i mBuiséad 2026.
He also indicated that investment in the language has increased over the past five years.
Thug sé le fios freisin go bhfuil ardú tagtha ar infheistíocht sa teanga le cúig bliana anuas.
"It's true that we have more funding now."
"Tá sé fíor go bhfuil nios mó maoinithe againn anois.
"But that is true for every sector," said Julian de Spáinn, Secretary General of Conradh na Gaeilge at the protest today.
Ach tá an méid sin fíor i gcás gach earnála" a dúirt Julian de Spáinn, Ard-Rúnaí Chonradh na Gaeilge ag an agóid inniu.
"It's easy to have 'more' when the starting point is so low at first."
"Tá sé furasta ‘níos mó' a bheith agat nuair atá an túsphointe chomh híseal ar dtús.
The government spends only 0.1% of state expenditure on Irish and Gaeltacht matters.
Ní chaitheann an rialtas ach 0.1 faoin gcéad de chaiteachas an stáit ar chúrsaí Gaeilge agus Gaeltachta.
"That is scandalous and there is no other option now than to radically increase funding."
Tá sé sin scanallach agus agus níl aon rogha eile anois seachas ardú radacach a dhéanamh ar an maoiniú."
The protest also focused on language rights in the north.
Díríodh freisin le linn na hagóide ar chearta teanga ó thuaidh.
An Dream Dearg is a pressure group for the language in Northern Ireland.
Is brúghrúpa ar son na teanga i dTuaisceart Éireann é An Dream Dearg.
A spokesman for that group, Ciarán Mac Giolla Bhéin - who is also the current President of Conradh na Gaeilge - said that despite the Identity and Language Act being in force in the north for the past few years,