Results 1-5 of 5 for ("irish language" gaeilge) speaker:Michael Kitt

Topical Issue Matters (18 Dec 2014)

Michael Kitt: ...i leith na Gaeilge a shoiléiriú; the necessity, in light of the answers which the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform received, and did not receive, from the State Departments regarding services through Irish and the staff requirements in order to provide them, and due to the downgrading of the Irish language by the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform in the...

Topical Issue Matters (21 Oct 2014)

Michael Kitt: ...to pass laws outlawing travel to join terrorist groups; (20) Deputy Clare Daly - the UN Security Council resolution requiring countries to pass laws outlawing travel to join terrorist groups; (21) Deputy Peadar Tóibín - the need for equal prominence to the Irish language on road signage; (22) Deputy Charlie McConalogue - the investment plans for Malin Head; (23) Deputy Billy...

Gaeltacht Bill 2012 [Seanad]: Second Stage (12 Jul 2012)

Michael Kitt: ...go léir againn maidir leis an mBille. Bhí mé ag breathnu ar an suíomh idirlín gaelport.com, agus an chéad abairt a chonaic mé ná, "What's the rush, Minister?" Leanadh leis an alt mar seo: Irish language groups, Conradh na Gaeilge and Guth na Gaeltachta have expressed their dismay that a defective Gaeltacht Bill would be enacted before the Houses of the Oireachtas break for the...

Seanad: Irish Language: Motion. (5 Apr 2006)

Michael Kitt: ...curriculum and continues to be in the new curriculum. Senator Ó Murchú hit the nail on the head when he referred to easpa muinín, a lack of confidence which might be due to bias. I taught the Irish language to children who were born in the United States and neither they nor their parents had any bias against the language. The same is true for non-national people who are living in...

Seanad: University College Galway (Amendment) Bill 2005: Second Stage. (14 Dec 2005)

Michael Kitt: ...University of Ireland, Galway, both in terms of staffing and as a result of the new provision that each strategic development plan must facilitate the delivery of education through the medium of the Irish language.