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To my Irish friends. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
I realize that the period is not the best to celebrate ... but at least for one evening you can celebrate. I have loved Ireland for years. It is a country that holds a special place in my heart .. so I want to wish all Irish members and Irish expatriates to other countries or descendants of Irish expatriates of the site a happy St. Patrick's Day. have fun, let's have fun at least for a carefree evening. ☘️🍻
Muftii (7)
16/3/2022 21:50Lovely blog - privileged to live here!
Shona Lá fheile Phadraig duit
Tagos (30 )
16/3/2022 21:53There. what I miss is understanding Gaelic 🤣 it's a pleasure and I envy you a lot.
Muftii (7)
16/3/2022 22:43(em resposta à...)
Lol - it means see you in Ireland for a roll ! 🤔
Tagos (30 )
16/3/2022 22:50🤣 I would like that very much. I hope to return sooner or later!
BamaJDon41 (10 )
16/3/2022 23:38Faith and begorra 😀
Tagos (30 )
17/3/2022 00:18(em resposta à...)
🤣? I do not understand!
BamaJDon41 (10 )
17/3/2022 00:30(em resposta à...)
Irish American slang for 'sure and by god.'
Tagos (30 )
17/3/2022 00:51👍 I hope so!!
Celticmuscle (113)
17/3/2022 12:52Beannschtai na feile Phadraig!!
☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
Bigchest (2)
17/3/2022 20:20Being irish it's one hell of a day and with my home town full of life and a great parade it was great .and it's the day the rest of the world is irish .and we know how to throw a party .
Tagos (30 )
18/3/2022 00:39(em resposta à...)
Very true! 🤣☘️
GINGERMAN (8)
19/3/2022 17:29My best man told me...repeatedly...that there are only two types of people: the Irish and those who wished they were. And, that is not hard to imagine given the generations which have been bred by those who had some Irish in their family.
Gaelic did not become our national language; English did. But, then, Saint Patrick was English, truth to tell. And, though the largest number of descendants is not from those of Ireland, but Germany. And, German was the runner up to English is being chosen for our national language.
That said, I am proud of all my national origins of which Irish is not the least, but then it is not the most, for me that is.
May you not still be feeling any ill effects from over indulgence on the 17th. Looking forward to the next. In the meantime, I have warm memories of this last one. I went to bed early and turned up the heater.
celtwrestle (46 )
25/3/2022 03:44(em resposta à...)
@Gingerman. St Patrick would’ve been from around the area now known as Wales, or possibly Cornwall. Wales is certainly not England and many Cornishmen consider Kernow to be a nation in its own right.