Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “The use of Irish in the official logo of Newry, Mourne and Down District is clearly designed to send a message to Unionists in the area. Like the decision last week by the old
Speaking ahead of today’s debate in the Assembly on a new Irish language secondary school near Dungiven TUV Benbradagh councillor Boyd Douglas said: “The decision of the Education Minister to open an Irish medium post primary school against all
Following on from his expose of Neighbourhood Renewal Funding enriching Lurgan Golf Club, TUV leader Jim Allister has published an Assembly answer detailing the entire spend from the Fund under DUP ministers since May 2011. The fund is supposed to
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “While the media have focused on the comments in the Assembly chamber yesterday, real issues relating to the Irish language were revealed this morning in the Education Department’s response to recommendations on the development
Statement by TUV Strangford candidate Councillor Stephen Copper: “The survey of candidates ability to speak Irish published by the Irish News this morning reveals that demands for an Irish Language Act and increased funding are merely political rather than motivated
Responding to Gavin Robinson’s comments on Talkback today Lagan Valley TUV vice chairman Samuel Morrison said: “I note Mr Robinson dismisses people who are coming from other parts of the United Kingdom to a rally in Dromore as “flying in
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “The fictional claim by the DUP’s Paul Givan today that Irish “belongs to all of us” deserves to be challenged, regardless of how broadcasters may wish to fawn over his comments. “However, to claim
Commenting on the removal of Irish signage in Tobermore TUV Moyola candidate Glenn Moore said: “The removal of Irish signage at Mill Park Tobermore is entirely predictable. When it was put up, I pointed out that it was neither needed
The TUV has published its response to the Education Authority’s consumption on an interim policy for the provision of services and information in Irish. Commenting Jim Allister said: “I would encourage the public to make known their views on the
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “Yesterday I had it confirmed by way of written answer from the Assembly Commission that just 10 MLAs have expressed a desire to on occasions use Irish during Assembly plenary and committee meetings. In
