Every public body named under the Act has a duty to prepare a language scheme when requested and to implement that statutory scheme.

All publications by An Coimisineir Teanga are available in this section.

Summaries of investigations from 2007 to 2022 are available here.

Language rights are recognised in the Irish Constitution and in the Official Languages Act.

The Official Languages Act 2003 requires public bodies named in that Act to provide services to the public through Irish.

The legislation intends to create a space for the language in public affairs in Ireland.

A list of the public bodies which come under the aegis of the Act 

Members of the public have the right to make a complaint if they feel that Irish Language requirements are not being met by public bodies