According to European Pravda, its organizers demanded an increase in the role and representation of the Irish language in official and public communication in the region..

Protest organizers An Dream Dearg (" The local newspaper Belfast Telegraph does not give exact estimates, but agrees that it was about thousands of people..

Its participants, all dressed in red, represented not only the city of Belfast, but also came from different parts of the Irish island..

Two years ago, as part of an agreement between local politicians and London, an agreement was signed providing for the development of the Irish language, heritage and culture, but since then no legislation has been adopted to implement it..

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Northern Ireland has recently become the cause of tension between London and Brussels: the UK again demands a revision of the "

The functioning of the border on the island of Ireland was initially one of the most difficult issues in the Brexit negotiations.. The decision to open up the border between Ireland, a member of the EU, and Northern Ireland, part of Britain, has caused logistical problems and left Unionists unhappy, who see it as an encroachment on the region's belonging to the United Kingdom..

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The Belfast Accords of 1998, in addition to English, recognized Irish and Ulster-Scots as the official languages \u200b\u200bof the region.. In 1999, two Irish and Ulster Scots Language Support Agencies were set up to provide assistance in teaching these languages \u200b\u200bin schools and elective language centres.. In 2003, the British and Irish governments jointly committed themselves to the principles set forth in the Northern Ireland Act 1998 and announced the establishment of government agencies to implement the program.

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India was caused by a dispute between the central British authorities and local national organizations regarding the status of the region. The main force opposing Great Britain was the Irish Republican Army (IRA). In turn, the main opponent of the IRA was the Protestant Orange Order and the right-wing radical Protestant organizations that supported it.. During the confrontation in Northern Ireland, 3,524 people died on both sides, of which 1,857 were civilians.. The formal end of the conflict is April 10, 1998, the day the Belfast Agreement was signed..