1.1K views · 307 reactions | Although the Irish language has been compulsory in schools since 1922, It wasn’t until the past 30 years that the language flourished. That’s according to TG4 television director Alan Esslemont, one of the attendees at the World Indigenous Content Conference Hawaikirangi, which took place in Manukau this week: “It’s the best conference I’ve been to in five years and the amount of information I got out of it was fantastic.” | Te Ao Māori News | Facebook