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Over 17,000 Irish speakers thronged the streets of Belfast last weekend to demand an Irish Language Act in a march branded 'Lá Dearg' (Red Day). Following the march, the British Government announced their commitment to deliver the legislation during the last week. Among the crowd was a group of Gaels from Draperstown, under the banner of local Irish language group Glór na Speiríní.
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Over 17,000 Irish speakers thronged the streets of Belfast last weekend to demand an Irish Language Act in a march branded 'Lá Dearg' (Red Day). Following the march, the British Government announced their commitment to deliver the legislation during the last week. Among the crowd was a group of Gaels from Draperstown, under the banner of local Irish language group Glór na Speiríní.
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Over 17,000 Irish speakers thronged the streets of Belfast last weekend to demand an Irish Language Act in a march branded 'Lá Dearg' (Red Day). Following the march, the British Government announced their commitment to deliver the legislation during the last week. Among the crowd was a group of Gaels from Draperstown, under the banner of local Irish language group Glór na Speiríní.
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Over 17,000 Irish speakers thronged the streets of Belfast last weekend to demand an Irish Language Act in a march branded 'Lá Dearg' (Red Day). Following the march, the British Government announced their commitment to deliver the legislation during the last week. Among the crowd was a group of Gaels from Draperstown, under the banner of local Irish language group Glór na Speiríní. Hundreds from County Derry attend Irish language demonstration