Who is your favorite Irish person? (256)
estrella123Fuengirola, Andalusia Spain72 PostsMichael Flatley (Lord of the dance)
I think Liam Neeson should be on the list.
estrella123: Michael Flatley (Lord of the dance)
also born in the USA
GalwayGuy35: I think Liam Neeson should be on the list.
Yummy!
lovely young man I met years ago named Jason Killaley(sp).
Fun times.
Second favorite James
Then there's a few celebs.
Fun times.
Second favorite James
Then there's a few celebs.
galrads: He was 100% Irish.
So which County was he born in?
galrads: also born in the USA
Yes.Is incredible.The best
estrella123: Yes.Is incredible.The best
Brilliant dancer, horrible person, however he cant be your favourite Irish person since he is not Irish. What is it about that concept that people cant get?
Glatlol: So which County was he born in?
Born on May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts, John F. Kennedy
In the States not Irish
tomcatwarne: Born on May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts, John F. Kennedy In the States not Irish
I knew that, was asking the poster who stated he was 100% Irish.
none
Glatlol: I knew that, was asking the poster who stated he was 100% Irish.
That's a bit Irish
tomcatwarne: That's a bit Irish
tomcatwarne: That's a bit Irish
The English will understand what I mean
tomcatwarne: The English will understand what I mean
Ah right, it probably takes a little mind alright.
Glatlol: Ah right, it probably takes a little mind alright.
Is that another of your quaint Irish sayings
tomcatwarne: Is that another of your quaint Irish sayings
ST.Patrick.
Scott1812: ST.Patrick.
The man himself bjaysus
Scott1812: ST.Patrick.
he was welsh.running outta irish
antartic explorer tom creanScott1812: ST.Patrick.
he was from Whales
Edmund Burke - Philosophical founder of modern conservatism.
Mrs. Brown and her family.
benni2: he was welsh.running outta irish antartic explorer tom crean
Fionn mac Cumhaill (/'f?n m?'ku?l/ fin m?-kool; Irish pronunciation: ['f?in?? m?ak? 'ku?w~?l??]; Old Irish: Find mac Cumail or Umaill), transcribed in English as Finn McCool or Finn MacCoul, was a mythical hunter-warrior of Irish mythology, occurring also in the mythologies of Scotland and the Isle of Man. The stories of Fionn and his followers the Fianna, form the Fenian Cycle (or Fiannaidheacht), much of it purported to be narrated by Fionn's son, the poet Oisín.
On a more serious note,Ireland has produced some of the greatest writers of our time.So I would have to say:
George Bernard Shaw
Oscar Wilde
James Joyce
More recently Joseph O'Connor a brilliant writer.
George Bernard Shaw
Oscar Wilde
James Joyce
More recently Joseph O'Connor a brilliant writer.
An ex co-worker...good old George...what a hoot he is when he's blitzed on Guinness.
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Glitch101: On a more serious note,Ireland has produced some of the greatest writers of our time.So I would have to say:George Bernard Shaw
Oscar Wilde
James Joyce
More recently Joseph O'Connor a brilliant writer.
Oscar Wilde
James Joyce
More recently Joseph O'Connor a brilliant writer.
Oscar Wilde
tomcatwarne: Oscar Wilde
Oh you just beat me to it..pedro27: he was from Whales
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