I hear that's what it's called, so does that mean that Northern Ireland is not considered Ireland? If you live in Northern Ireland, do you say you're from the United Kingdom? A...
I’m looking for some Irish baby names boy and girl, names that originated in Ireland, have a meaning related to Ireland or are popular there… pronunciation with each name would be great to, thank ...
As a UK citizen, what do I nead to do if I want to leave cold wet Britain and set up home in sunny Ireland?
Are there immigration concerns within EU countries?...
Many people I meet for the first time here in Monaghan assume I am Irish and ask: "How long have you been back?" Even those who know I never left in the first place seem to treat me as ...
I watched some movie about these Irish girls in a conventy because they had babies out of wedlock and were ostracised by the community, so basically locked ...
Courtney
How do you say "Welcome to Ireland" in Gaelic?
My fiance and I are getting married in Ireland in 3 weeks and I am making 'welcome' baskets for each of our guests' rooms. I wanted to put a little tag on each basket saying 'Welcome to Ireland,' but I thought it would be fun to have it in Gaelic. Thanks everyone!
Note:We say Gaeilge not Gaelic.Non native speakers more often just say 'Irish',either does.
Mia
Fáilte go hÉireann
Orla C
Irish, not Gaeilic.
'Failte' would do it, but we often use 'Cead Mile Failte', which means 'a hundred thousand welcomes'.
agooddub
Most of the answerers are giving you the literal translation.
Misty Blue hit the nail on the head. The correct welcome to Ireland is Cead Mile Failte, one hundred thousand welcomes.
Great welcome idea for the guests.
Jack H
one of these are it
fà ilte boir gabhail Èireann
fà ilte gin gabhail Èireann
air an cuirear fà ilte gabhail Èireann
Travel
Forum 
Ireland 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
