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  1. #1000124

    Meanwhile, 42 per cent of people living in the State and 37 per cent of people living in the North agreed that using Irish provides businesses with a unique selling point.

    Economic fortunes of Irish studied in North/South poll – Gan údar

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  2. #1000125

    28 per cent of people living in the State rejected the idea that using Irish offered a unique selling point to businesses, while 30 per cent had no opinion on the matter.

    Economic fortunes of Irish studied in North/South poll – Gan údar

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  3. #1000126

    In the North 31 per cent of respondents disagreed that Irish was a unique selling point in business, while 31 per cent had no opinion.

    Economic fortunes of Irish studied in North/South poll – Gan údar

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  4. #1000443

    She said that she believed such a venture would be of great encouragement to those who spoke the language and that it would also offer a “unique selling point” for tourists.

    New Lord Mayor of Dublin wants Irish language centre – Pól Ó Muirí

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  5. #1511079

    Cinneadh “nádúrtha” a bhí ann, dar le Smith, go mbeadh an Ghaeilge le feiceáil ar na T-léinte agus measann sí gurb í an teanga ‘USP’ nó ‘unique selling point’ a comhlachta.