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Táim ceart go leor anois, go raibh maith agat. My conversational irish isnt nearly strong enough to continue this much longer
 
Táim ceart go leor anois, go raibh maith agat. My conversational irish isnt nearly strong enough to continue this much longer

Ah Its just something I am trying to improve on.

>Sol
(Rosetta stone helps :) )
 
Its nice to use na cúpla focail now and then

It is considering how much the Rosetta stone costs. But its worth it to keep my language alive. Surprisingly it also makes me more ashamed to be Irish.

>Sol
 
It is considering how much the Rosetta stone costs. But its worth it to keep my language alive. Surprisingly it also makes me more ashamed to be Irish.
>Sol
Well i'd argue that your language is english, unless you actually speak irish as your first language. And why would you be ashamed to be irish?
 
My dad was from Ireland, sadly we lost him in October to cancer, but planning to head back over there (love the place) to spread some of his ashes, he was from County Wicklow, little place called Aucavanaugh (spelling sux sorry.) Loved when he would speak in his native tongue, such a melodic language.
 
Well i'd argue that your language is english, unless you actually speak irish as your first language. And why would you be ashamed to be irish?

Only through selective racial segregation. I have to pay to relearn my heraldic language because the "Irish" education system done such a wonderful job

My dad was from Ireland, sadly we lost him in October to cancer, but planning to head back over there (love the place) to spread some of his ashes, he was from County Wicklow, little place called Aucavanaugh (spelling sux sorry.) Loved when he would speak in his native tongue, such a melodic language.

Sorry for your loss, JFF , your Blood still half Irish so welcome to the Irish Thread

>Sol
( Well we would welcome anyone really provided the can laugh joke and , mostly hold their drink )
 
My dad was from Ireland, sadly we lost him in October to cancer, but planning to head back over there (love the place) to spread some of his ashes, he was from County Wicklow, little place called Aucavanaugh (spelling sux sorry.) Loved when he would speak in his native tongue, such a melodic language.

Hey Juss, Failte...welcome..Sorry about your Dad:kiss:. Im sure you will love this place when you come over.....nice to meet you, Im MO...
 
Hey Juss, Failte...welcome..Sorry about your Dad:kiss:. Im sure you will love this place when you come over.....nice to meet you, Im MO...

Thanks so much, I've visited a couple of times but its been ages, so looking forward to coming home and spending some quality pub time... Cant wait to go back to one of my favorite places in the world, Powerscourt Gardens, and Inneskerry (sp) Love the Irish women too, so friendly, so outgoing, so much fun.
 
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Thanks so much, I've visited a couple of times but its been ages, so looking forward to coming home and spending some quality pub time... Cant wait to go back to one of my favorite places in the world, Powerscourt Gardens, and Inneskerry (sp) Love the Irish women too, so friendly, so outgoing, so much fun.

Yes we are a friendly bunch....grinning:D. So have you travelled around ireland much or just the East coast?
 
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Yes we are a friendly bunch....grinning:D. So have you travelled around ireland much or just the East coast?

Pretty much stayed around the Dublin area, went down to Waterford, but hung with relatives in Bray area, did accidentally get on an express train to Belfast though and figured since I was there I'd spend the day wandering around, had a blast.
 
Pretty much stayed around the Dublin area, went down to Waterford, but hung with relatives in Bray area, did accidentally get on an express train to Belfast though and figured since I was there I'd spend the day wandering around, had a blast.

Belfast is cool....Should do more of the north and the west this time...Donegal is cool
 
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