How do you people see Ireland (27)
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...the question is..?? How do. They see people at all. With thier. Blood shot eyes.....after being on the pipes. All night..11
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Butin: ...the question is..?? How do. They see people at all. With thier. Blood shot eyes.....after being on the pipes. All night..
......piss.........
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Butin: ...the question is..?? How do. They see people at all. With thier. Blood shot eyes.....after being on the pipes. All night..
our Irish reality seems one of a kind, and alcohol deems it for us
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I see Ireland as a beautiful country, that's been conquered by bloody Brits, which caused my family to leave it...
I see Ireland as my true home; but I've never seen Ireland.
I see Ireland as my true home; but I've never seen Ireland.
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mykingdomforanam: I see Ireland as a beautiful country, that's been conquered by bloody Brits, which caused my family to leave it...
I see Ireland as my true home; but I've never seen Ireland.
you say conquered by the brits...that's a big lie.............us irish have our own brand culture and style ............which if u knew I wouldn't have to tell............ok I willI see Ireland as my true home; but I've never seen Ireland.
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Ireland beautiful place, people were more than friendly.
History should stay as HISTORY and each live in our own delightful ways.
After all a smile
means the same in any language or country
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Ireland beautiful place, people were more than friendly.
History should stay as HISTORY and each live in our own delightful ways.
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My home for the last 17 years...
A different vibe to UK, people are decent here, they still have time for each other, a bit like Britain in the 50s and 60s... Country life takes some getting used to, but the rewards are in it...
Plenty of rain whipping in from the Atlantic, but on a good day the coasts are a treat...
Irish women are lovely, they're sassy, direct, can do'ers who bring a lot to work and recreation, and as relationship partners, I doubt you'd find better out there if you're a man looking for an equal...
All in all, moving out here was the best move I ever made....
A different vibe to UK, people are decent here, they still have time for each other, a bit like Britain in the 50s and 60s... Country life takes some getting used to, but the rewards are in it...
Plenty of rain whipping in from the Atlantic, but on a good day the coasts are a treat...
Irish women are lovely, they're sassy, direct, can do'ers who bring a lot to work and recreation, and as relationship partners, I doubt you'd find better out there if you're a man looking for an equal...
All in all, moving out here was the best move I ever made....
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mykingdomforanam: I see Ireland as a beautiful country, that's been conquered by bloody Brits, which caused my family to leave it...
I see Ireland as my true home; but I've never seen Ireland.
Yeh but they couldn't hack it though...we eventually..unlike most other countries...got the better of them....it's part of the reason why our place names in irish are so unfathomably difficult to pronounce...so they'd confuse the brits.....worked a treat lol....I see Ireland as my true home; but I've never seen Ireland.
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I use my telescope
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pedro27: All welcomed to post
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I’ve never been to Ireland but hope to later this year, after I have dinner with the British Monarchy. i want to see where John Wayne and Maureen O’hara lived in Ireland too. 11
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A country with lush and clean air
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Potato eaters
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My kids think that's where Potatoes come from!
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galrads: I’ve never been to Ireland but hope to later this year, after I have dinner with the British Monarchy. i want to see where John Wayne and Maureen O’hara lived in Ireland too.
Not much of the house left,only a pile of stones.If you copy & paste below in to google maps,it should show location.
GC4M+WQ Teernakill North, County Galway
PS Good luck with the dinner
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MiguelUknow: Potato eaters
Short version.Potatoes were introduced to Ireland by the English,who brought them from South America. (Open to correction)
Irelands climate,especially the south west,was better suited to grow them than Englands climate.
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jimgi: Not much of the house left,only a pile of stones.
If you copy & paste below in to google maps,it should show location.
GC4M+WQ Teernakill North, County Galway
PS Good luck with the dinner
thanks. good map. i was hoping it would be located closer to Dublin, Ireland.. given I live in Dublin, Ohio. st Patty’s day is coming round again. I dont know why but folks living here get skunky drunk for about a week. they be wishing they were Irish i guess. If you copy & paste below in to google maps,it should show location.
GC4M+WQ Teernakill North, County Galway
PS Good luck with the dinner
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galrads: thanks. good map. i was hoping it would be located closer to Dublin, Ireland.. given I live in Dublin, Ohio. st Patty’s day is coming round again. I dont know why but folks living here get skunky drunk for about a week. they be wishing they were Irish i guess.
It's a bigger event worldwide than it is here.Except of course,for the die hard piss heads who don't need much reason to go on the beer.
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galrads: thanks. good map. i was hoping it would be located closer to Dublin, Ireland.. given I live in Dublin, Ohio. st Patty’s day is coming round again. I dont know why but folks living here get skunky drunk for about a week. they be wishing they were Irish i guess.
wtfffs two D's
Paddy's day
Thank you
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