London Civil Case coming to an end | Time for Diplomacy in the Middle East | More Schools needed for Irish speakers
About this episode
Gerry Adams discusses the conclusion of a civil case in London and the need for more schools for Irish speakers while reflecting on St Patrick's Day celebrations.
London Civil Case coming to an end This week I spent Lá Féile Pádraig in Derry/London. As you read this my time in the Royal Courts of Justice should be coming to an end. Regrettably, the court case prevented me from joining in the St Patrick’s festivities in Belfast or here. I am assured the London Irish have a vibrant, hugely enjoyable celebration of Irish music, culture and language so good luck to all the Paddys and Patricias. The civil case is expected to conclude on Thursday, although, ...
People in this episode
Host: Gerry Adams
Topics covered
- civil case
- diplomacy
- Middle East
- Irish language
- education
- St Patrick's Day
Keywords
- civil case
- London
- Irish speakers
- diplomacy
- Middle East
- St Patrick's Day
- education
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Royal Courts of Justice
Places: London, Derry, Belfast
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