The European Union’s Irish translator woes continue as demand for Gaelic linguists steadily increase while the Irish language emerges from derogation and into official status come 2022, and yet the in latest hiring round where over 200 candidates applied, only 10 were put in reserve.
Irish Gaelic rises from ten years of derogation to become a member of the EU’s full official language club by 2022. Irish government steps up translator hiring in anticipation.
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