Social and economic development – submission on cultural issues from the British Government | Quill

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This collection was catalogued and the metadata was recorded by Antoine Yenk. The cover photograph is copyright Daphne Trimble, used with permission.

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This document outlines the complexities of cultural traditions in Northern Ireland and the British Government's responses. It highlights the cultural differences between Unionists and Nationalists, emphasizing the importance of cultural diversity in enriching society. The paper discusses the significance of the Irish language, acknowledging its importance to the Nationalist community and the Government's efforts to support Irish language projects financially. It also addresses Unionist culture, including British traditions and military heritage, as well as the Ulster-Scots traditions, with funding considerations for projects related to these cultural aspects. The document underscores the Government's commitment to promoting mutual understanding, respect for diverse traditions, and depoliticizing cultural elements in Northern Ireland.

language and culture identity parity of esteem north/south cooperation european convention on human rights

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03

1998

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91 1996 - 1998

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The Quill Project has kindly received permission from Queen's University Belfast to publish digital copies of these documents. This agreement does not cover any further publication or manipulation of these images. Further enquiries about the collection should be directed to the McClay Library at Queen's University Belfast, where the physical papers are held.

McClay Library and Archives, Queen's University Belfast, digitized by the Quill Project at https://quillproject.net/resource_collections/384/.

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