"My vision is that everyone in every sector has basic sign language, just a bit...It would make our lives so much easier." A Belfast man who has been profoundly deaf since birth has said that he hopes his new initiative to help the public learn sign language while waiting in queues will make the city more accessible for the deaf community. Anthony Sinclair, who runs sign language business Sign Source, recently launched an initiative to introduce learning resources into venues across Belfast. The

3.7K views · 61 reactions | An Irish language pre-school in east Belfast, which faced opposition when it opened several years ago, says it hopes to start a bunscoil this autumn. Naíscoil na Seolta wants to move from offering an Irish language pre-school service only, to one that also includes formal primary education. | More: https://rte.ie/b/1425933 | RTÉ News | Facebook

16K views · 523 reactions | ⭕️ Belfast City Council has passed an Irish language policy that will deliver real equality for the language. Is forbairt stairiúil é seo do Ghaeilgeoirí na cathrach. Sinn Féin will continue working to support our thriving Irish language community, and to build a modern, welcoming and inclusive city. | Sinn Féin Ireland | Facebook