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Based on my experience, keep the Irish language at all times, good and bad, unless you want to eventually lose it. People use crises as an excuse to do all sorts of things and sometimes, most times, those actions dictate the “new normal.” .
I think the Irish language should always be supported. The language is strong as it goes back in time to prove this .
> unless you want to eventually lose it.
These are wise words. Thank you both.