Donegal County Council has admitted it breached the Official Languages Act when it sent reminder letters to residents of the Gaeltacht in English.
The controversy was sparked last year when a number of Gaeltacht residents received reminders for the Household Charge, but not in Irish.
The Council says it will not be challenging the findings and recommendations of a report into the incident carried out by the Irish Language Commissioner.
That has been welcomed by Councillor David Alcorn who says he has been assured that such a mistake will not happen again:
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