Tai yn Co Galway
Postiwyd: Gwe 06 Awst 2004 7:40 pmSori, dwi ddim yn gwybod lle i roi hwn - symudwch i le mwy priodol os mynwch !
"IRELAND: ONLY APPLY IF YOU CAN SPEAK IRISH
[politicalsoldier.net says: A handy solution - but only as long as immigrants don't start learning Irish... Not that many do as the
situation of Welsh in Wales or Gaelic in Scotland shows]:
An Irish solution to "asylum-seekers"
Only Irish need apply
Eighteen apartments in a 29-apartment development in Spiddal, Co Galway can only be purchased by Irish speakers. Potential buyers may have to undergo a 30-minute interview in Irish to confirm they meet Government criteria to protect the cultural heritage of the Connemara Gaeltacht area. Tenants will also have to comply with the ruling, the conditions of which remain in force for a 10-year period. The remaining 11 apartments will be open to all buyers.
http://www.irishemigrant.com/article.as ... tegoryID=7 "
"IRELAND: ONLY APPLY IF YOU CAN SPEAK IRISH
[politicalsoldier.net says: A handy solution - but only as long as immigrants don't start learning Irish... Not that many do as the
situation of Welsh in Wales or Gaelic in Scotland shows]:
An Irish solution to "asylum-seekers"
Only Irish need apply
Eighteen apartments in a 29-apartment development in Spiddal, Co Galway can only be purchased by Irish speakers. Potential buyers may have to undergo a 30-minute interview in Irish to confirm they meet Government criteria to protect the cultural heritage of the Connemara Gaeltacht area. Tenants will also have to comply with the ruling, the conditions of which remain in force for a 10-year period. The remaining 11 apartments will be open to all buyers.
http://www.irishemigrant.com/article.as ... tegoryID=7 "
