:lol: true stuff!!! :P

Hello... I be from the Emerald Isle....

 

:cool:

It's back!!!! :P :P :P

Hahaha for ALL the Irish people still here (Who are all featured in this page :blush: )

Nah there are more about...they just don't post much

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I miss grogers :(

Like who? That dick bubblehead?

 

Shes a wonk... :dozey:

Bubblehead isn't really irish...

 

No like Martina (Lil'Eskimo) and Liga :)

Liga and Li'l Eskimo! They just had to go and sound foreign haha.

They're funky divas, they only make appearances when the red and yellow carpet is out :cool:

OMG! The gladiators ramp?! :stunned:

Contestant READY?

Gladiators READY?

(warning, should not be tried at home unless you have a genuine scottish accent. May prove hazzardous otherwise)

Achk! Contesshtant one, yhou wil gaeoo on my fwiirsht whisshtle.

 

Bonnie lasshy.

What was his name?...John...something :idea2:

John Andershhon!

Oh well done master sanchez!! :P

Oh I've always wondered this, do you guys (in NI) have to learn Irish? I know the answer is more than likely no, but do you have an option? :idea2:

Actually we do HAVE to. But thats because Im a shade off the REAL northern Ireland, everyone here is Catholic and I live 3 miles from the border.

 

20 miles up north and its not much of an option.

 

I was at the Gaelteach in Donegal like 3 years ago, whooo!

I'm not le irish!

imma irish lova!!

:blush:

Oh well done master sanchez!! :P

Oh I've always wondered this, do you guys (in NI) have to learn Irish? I know the answer is more than likely no, but do you have an option? :idea2:

 

Yo yo Fifi :cool:

Around my area (good old Tyrone - the most happening place in the world :snore:) anyhoo, yes, so Irish is taught in most (perhaps all methinks :thinking: ) of the Catholic schools and it's also an option in Intergrated (Catholic & Protestant) schools.

 

As I went to a Protestant school I never learned, but back in the day my Nana had to when she grew up o'er the border in Dhun na nGall :D She still remembers how to count 1,2,3 in Irish :lol:

my family were from donegal but they migrated 150 years ago

^ That's cool Ali... my Mum's family are from Donegal ... maybe our ancestors knew each other :idea2: :rolleyes:

lol maybe :idea2: one of my ancestors who went over to glasgow from ireland died in a snow storm driving a horse and cart from glasgow to edinburgh and has a plaque in his honour now lol :idea2:

 

but 150 years later and we still got the peculiar irish surname that no one can spell/say and the red hair :P

a plaque how fancy :lol:

indeed, the pride of our family :blush:

 

i studied the play 'Translations' in Eng Lit this year and it's really insightful! if only i spoke irish though :( can you speak it?

I used to... :dozey:

an lar :idea2: