The other national radio services broadcast a total of under 3 hours per week in Irish. There is no daily newspaper in language. There are three monthly magazines and two weekly newspapers published in Irish. One national English-language newspaper and a number of local papers regularly carry articles in Irish. Irish-language theatre exists, but not on a regular basis.
All public libraries have an Irish section.
There are many voluntary non-profit organizations working in various domains of language promotion and 21 national organizations are affiliated to a national umbrella body of national voluntary language organizations. The UK government does not grant any official legal status to the Irish language. There are limitations on the use of Irish in the provision of public services. No public service forms at all are available in the Irish language, although the Irish language community have lobbied for Irish or bilingual versions of such permanent items such as driving licenses and certificates of births, deaths and marriage for many years. The position of the Irish language has been recognized in the proposals for education reform in Northern Ireland.