Hi,

I was travelling home this evening on the Luas and saw this sign: https://pasteboard.co/IGf2wtU.jpg.
It conflicts with my understanding of Irish grammar in several places, I'm sure I'm way off and some of the
lovely people in this forum will educate me

The title: FOGRA PASNRÍ SERBHÍS LINE
I assume PASNRÍ is supposed to be paisinéirí.
There is no fada on the o of Fógra
Seirbhís spelt wrong.
And the title all together sounds weird maybe something like this makes sense: Fógra phaisinéirí na líne uaine???

In the subheading: dunta
Shouldn't there be a fada?

line páirt
No fada on "line" and maybe "cuid líne" or "páirt-dúnadh" for partial closure like the English would be better?

don lae
Should be "don lá", no need for geninte

I rith na dunna
Should be "I rith an dúnta"
Because "closure" is in the genitive and is masc.

bheidh
Should be "beidh" is there a reason from the lenition?

tramí
Shoud be tramanna

Tá na aithrí
Should be "tá na hathruithe" as "change" is in the nominative plural.

ar oibre innealtoireacht bunriactanach
"Oibre" should be in nominative and other words in genitive so:
obair innealtóireachta riachtanaí.

... I rith an oibre seo
"I" should be "i".
Obair is fem so should be "i rith na hoibre seo".



Thanks

Yeah, a couple of strange things.

For the title, maybe

Fógra do phaisinéirí/chustaiméirí líne uaine

As for the rest, I agree with most of what you wrote:

Líne páirt-dúnadh (go) sealadach

I rith an dúnta

beidh

tramanna

Tá na hathruithe seo

That whole sentence is wordy - "ar oibre innealtoireacht bunriactanach". Maybe rephrasing is better: "chun obair innealtóireachta riachtanach a éascú."? Also, déanamh was wrong, fada in the wrong place.

i rith na hoibre seo

Also bheidh … le fhail should be beidh … le fáil (future tense shouldn’t be lenited, missing fada in fáil, and le doesn’t lenite).

It's funny cause when I read it the first time it sounded to me like it could be correct it's was only when I looked closer than I saw that it wasn't.