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Irish stew for dinner and enough for lunch tomorrow, when the actual day starts and all.
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A beer with dinner, but none o that green coloured shite - have some pride - and then a whiskey to follow.
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And that’s just the warm up...
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Will make a corned beef and cabbage.
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I didn't know you were Irish.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
Lots of Irish here it seems.Quote:
Originally Posted by misskit
Snakeeyes will be happy.
singing dog save the queen
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Originally Posted by Cujo
Aye, Oi am.
And me granddaddy taught me that’s there’s two sorts o people in the world. Those that are Irish, and those that wish they were Irish!
And top of the morn’n to ya in about 3 & a 1/2 hours .:)
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Originally Posted by Cujo
Plastic Paddies, most have never stepped foot on the Emerald Isle.
Aye but me great granny was from County Cork, to be sure.
Still never let that get in the way of a potato stew and a galleon of Guinness :irish:
I hope you have some of those quality British potatoes.
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The Dubliners - Muirsheen Durkin - YouTube
What is a muirsheen durkin anyway. Are they edible?
The Dubliners - Johnson's Motor Car - YouTube
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Ship loads of the stuff, to be sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
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Nearly everyone in the world has an Irish Granny, tis only the luck ones that have two!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
^ I'm as Irish as I am an Anglo = zero. Prost. :smile:
(If given the choice I'd choose Irish, to be sure to be sure)
I'm more irish than I am jewish. Not like I was given any bluddy choice.
Same here!Quote:
Originally Posted by misskit
An American an Englishman and an Irishman walk into a pub.
Not a drop of the paddy in me I'm happy to say.
He cleaned up after, did he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cujo
*Boom-Tish!!!*
Thank you ladies and Germs . . . I'm here every day, 8-10 pm
Anyway. I'm going to an Asian buffet for lunch, and not wearing anything green. There may well be some cabbage in the stir fry veg, but that isn't bluddy deliberate.
Well, being of Irish stock (my grandfather), I was all ready to break open the Guinness etc.
But then my brother in the UK sent me a family tree that he's researching, having obtained the results of a DNA test from ancestry.com. The surprising news (for me and him), is that we are actually direct descendants of ashkenazi jews from Romania......
So I'm waiting for Passover later this month before I celebrate :smileylaughing:
And tatties (potatoes) I hope!Quote:
Originally Posted by misskit
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I used to live in Ireland, but sadly no Irish Heritage.
On my Father's side, Great Grandparents from Scotland
On my Mother's side, Great Grandparents from Germany.
I look more German.
When I fly Lufthansa ... the welcoming air crew ALWAYS speak German to me.
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I love Ireland ... the folk, the music, the craic.
But, FFS, it's called the Emerald Isle, because it rains so much!
Particularly in Galway where I used to live.
I can't wait to return and revisit my fondest memories ... :irish: