I join Councillor Séamus Cosaí Fitzgerald in welcoming the return of road signs that direct people to Dingle. Under a previous Administration, it was ordered that signage for Dingle would be in the Irish language and that the town would be known as "An Daingean"

An Daingean Uí Chúis

No, An Daingean.

Daingean is in County Offaly.

The people of Dingle decided in a plebiscite, as I reminded the previous Seanad, that the name should be "Dingle - Daingean Uí Chúis."

I agree.

The National Roads Authority has decided that this is what will be done and it will happen in the next month or two. This is to be welcomed in advance of the tourism season. Too many visitors to Dingle, that delightful part of the world in beautiful County Kerry, did not know where they were going.

They were going to Killarney.

"An Daingean" meant nothing to them.

Tourist numbers are falling in Galway.

They got stuck in Killarney.