The proposal would see 0.4% of government spending allocated to Irish language initiatives.
Major funding is being sought for investment in Irish language and education programmes.
Conradh na Gaeilge is holding it's Ard Fheis this weekend where over 130 groups passed a motion calling for political parties to action an investment model called An Plean Fáis.
The proposal would see 0.4% of government spending allocated to Irish language initiatives.
General Secretary Julian De Spainn adequate funding has always been lacking:
Motorists Are Being Reminded Not To Drink And Drive This Stephen's Night
Nearly 8 In 10 People Cite Money As The Cause Of Stress During The Christmas Period
The Train Line Between Dublin's Connolly And Grand Canal Dock Will Close Today Until The 5th Of January
ISPCC Reveals That For Many Children In Ireland, Christmas Was A Day Of Trauma And Despair
Locals Urged To Check In On Elderly Relatives And Neighbours Over The Festive Period
Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Hit-And-Run Incident In Limerick
Man Dead After Car Enters Grand Canal In Kilmeague
The Newbridge-Kildare Samaritans Branch Have Launched This Year's Longest Night Campaign
