...de la BBC:
Senior judges have rejected a legal bid to overturn a 270-year-old ban on the use of the Irish language in NI courts.
The Court of Appeal dismissed claims that the centuries-old law was discriminatory and breached the European Convention on Human Rights.
The case was taken by Irish language speaker Caoimhin Mac Giolla Cathain.
He appealed the dismissal of a legal case he took after he was told his application in Irish for an occasional drinks licence could not be considered.
Under the Administration of Justice (Language) Act of 1737, all proceedings in NI courts must be in English….
Senior judges have rejected a legal bid to overturn a 270-year-old ban on the use of the Irish language in NI courts.
The Court of Appeal dismissed claims that the centuries-old law was discriminatory and breached the European Convention on Human Rights.
The case was taken by Irish language speaker Caoimhin Mac Giolla Cathain.
He appealed the dismissal of a legal case he took after he was told his application in Irish for an occasional drinks licence could not be considered.
Under the Administration of Justice (Language) Act of 1737, all proceedings in NI courts must be in English….
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