Iarnród Éireann apologises after Irish language typo spotted on sign at Galway city's Ceannt Station

Iarnród Éireann has apologised after one of the bilingual signs at Galway city's Ceannt Station was mispelt. At the newly opened train station in Eyre Sqyare, signage displayed on the turnstiles reads 'Ceannaig' instead of 'Ceannaigh', the Irish word for 'buy'. Contacted by the Irish Independent, Iarnród Éireann apologised for the error and said the sign will be corrected 'as soon as possible'. Read more Galway delegation heads to Germany to celebrate 35 years of twin-city ties An Iarnród Éireann spokesperson added: 'We review all signage and have very clear standards to ensure our bilingual signage has the required prominence and accuracy prior to being posted. The word 'ceannaigh' was spelled without a 'h' on signage at the station's ticket turnstiles © Irish Independent 'In this instance, the correct spelling was actually provided prior to printing, but due to an administrative error by a supplier, the incorrect spelling was printed. 'We will arrange to have this corrected as soon as possible. The statement continued: 'We would note this is a 'vinyl' type sign that is placed over the ticket barriers at Ceannt Station, and all permanent signage in the station is correct.'