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1. A family in #Coventry are fighting for the right to use 5 words of Irish on their mother's headstone. They've been stopped because the language has been politicised. The Keanes spoke to me here @Independent_ie @CnaG @IrelandsFuture @My_Mums_Voice https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/were-fighting-for-right-to-display-our-heritage-familys-legal-battle-in-uk-for-gaeilge-on-mothers-gravestone-without-english-translation-39750834.html
2. "The case has become about more than one family - it's about the Irish community in Britain's entitlement to have its culture respected," says Margaret Keane's daughter Bez. Family has launched gofundme page to help with costs @PENIreland @pen_int http://gf.me/u/y8bpdx
3. The family, who live in Coventry, have been banned from inscribing the phrase “in ár gcroíthe go deo” or “in our hearts forever” on their Meath-born mother’s gravestone without a translation.
4. The reason given by the judge in the ecclesiastical court, which controls diocesan graveyards, is that the language has been politicised.
