I think that Irish speakers living in cities should have lists of all the services available to them. That way little english would be needed to be spoken.I would certainly like lists for Limerick and Galway. We should compile lists for Derry, Belfast, Limerick, Galway, Dublin, Cork, Waterford as well as Daingean Ui Chuise and an Clochan(Clifden). I've even SET UP A WEBPAGE http//communities.msn.co.uk/servicesintheirishlanguage/homepage or we can do it through the Daltai forum. If we can't set up Gaeltachts then this is the next best thing.To start the ball rolling there is a restaurant in Sydney on 423 pitt Street offering service through irish. There is a list of Doctors in Dublin, Galway and Cork on the Comhluadar webpage and a list of Accomodation on Gaeilge ar an ghreasain-although in Gaeltacht area's.Please reply and help as this is an effort to help increse Irish usage in Galltacht area's.

This is the webpage address
http://communities.msn.co.uk/servicesintheirishlanguage

Bail ar an obair, a Liam. Tá liostaí áirithe déanta ag dreamanna eile ach tá a thuilleadh ag teastáil.

Tá alt suimiúil ar Comhar (Eanáir 2001) faoin Ghiúdais in Anwerpen na Beilge. Tá an teanga faoi strus ach mar sin féin tá sí beo, agus fiú bríomhar, i measc pobal atá inchurtha le pobal na Gaeilge i mBaile Átha Cliath -- níos lú fós, is dócha. Tá suas le 4,000 mac léinn in Antwerpen ag fáil cuid mhaith oideachais fríd a' dteanga sin. Tá lucht an bhunchreidimh chomh láidir sin ar son na Giúdaise go mbíonn an teanga ar a dtoil ag an chuid is mó de na Giúdaigh eile sa chathair chomh maith, 17,000 san iomlán. Léiríonn sin an tionchar ar féidir a bheith ag lucht mionteangadh. Cuidíonn a gcreideamh leo ach ar an taobh eile tá an fhoilsitheoireacht agus an léitheoireacht (i réimsí uile an tsaoil, an creideamh san áireamh) mar chrann taca ag lucht na Gaeilge, rud nach bhfuil fíor i measc na nGiúdaiseoirí inniu.