Shant on wrote:...Hundred thousand apologies.
Céad míle leithscéalta. = Hundred thousand apologies.
Ná habair é = Don't mention it.
Shant on wrote:...Hundred thousand apologies.
Irish Rover wrote:Fintan wrote:As many of you are aware, Máire Nic an Bhaird, an Irish speaker from
Belfast was recently arrested and detained overnight for speaking in Irish
to the PSNI. It's a disgrace
Damn right it's a bloody disgrace
Niall wrote:the "police" aslo told her she wasnt in dublin and to quit speaking that "fucking paddy language". Surely that is racism from Norn Iron's finest
Fintan wrote:Niall wrote:the "police" aslo told her she wasnt in dublin and to quit speaking that "fucking paddy language". Surely that is racism from Norn Iron's finest
Some people just need kicking to death with slippers. Given that Dublin has less active speakers than - say - fucking Boston or Sydney, they can suck the sweat off my bollix... arsewipes
Kikki_ki wrote:Is this the national anthem?
http://www.lyricsbox.com/ira-lyrics-a-s ... m3mgn.html
Someone who could found a traslation for it?
Mick Molloy wrote:Kikki_ki wrote:Is this the national anthem?
http://www.lyricsbox.com/ira-lyrics-a-s ... m3mgn.html
Someone who could found a traslation for it?
Tried looking for A Soldier's Song???
http://www.lyricsdownload.com/national- ... yrics.html
Fintan wrote:Niall wrote:the "police" aslo told her she wasnt in dublin and to quit speaking that "fucking paddy language". Surely that is racism from Norn Iron's finest
Some people just need kicking to death with slippers. Given that Dublin has less active speakers than - say - fucking Boston or Sydney, they can suck the sweat off my bollix... arsewipes
capo2nd wrote:Fintan wrote:Niall wrote:the "police" aslo told her she wasnt in dublin and to quit speaking that "fucking paddy language". Surely that is racism from Norn Iron's finest
Some people just need kicking to death with slippers. Given that Dublin has less active speakers than - say - fucking Boston or Sydney, they can suck the sweat off my bollix... arsewipes
Hehe, this reminds me of how I was once stood at a Dublin bus station. There were two older women talking to each other in Irish. A lad in his late teens passes by, looks at them and says: "G'wan feck off to yer own feckin' country, would ya?" and walks away....
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