An Irish language activist says Government should abide by the ruling of the European Court of Justice and require Irish-language instructions for animal medicine.
The court's ruled today the Department of Agriculture should have required bilingual packaging when it transposed a 2001 EU directive into law.
The regulation's since been changed to allow either English or Irish be used — but that won't come into force until the end of the year.
Peadar Mac Fhlannchadha, who took the case, says the decision should now be enforced.
He said: “If companies produce bilingual packaging, I don't see them changing it again.”
