Brian Feeney: Arlene Foster's Irish Language gesture too little too late

Brian Feeney

Historian and political commentator Brian Feeney has been a columnist with The Irish News for three decades. He is a former SDLP councillor in Belfast and co-author of the award-winning book Lost Lives

As ever with Foster it's too little too late

By Brian Feeney

April 19, 2017 at 2:00am BST

Brian Feeney: Arlene Foster's Irish Language gesture too little too late

Brian Feeney

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