I’m new within Dublin , I’m supposed to receive a parcel overseas.
the parcel must have arrived here, but delivery notification isn’t in my post box.
And I want to ask you where is ...
I'd like to go to college abroad for all 4 yrs, most preferably in Ireland but I'm open to suggestions for colleges in the UK. I would like to go to a pretty liberal school with art and ...
If he was still alive today I wonder would they have made any more episodes of Father Ted?
And would Dermot be still in comedy if he was still alive today? Additional Details Sorry ...
I think I can tolerate the ferry best and have been advised to take the 'fast ferry'. He is planning to book a holiday from a catalogue which includes the ferry trip. Does anyone have ...
I am thirteen years old and live in the united states...if that changes anything but I will be going over to Ireland for a couple years. I really would like to pick up an accent from there. How long ...
Would they set up bombing campaigns here in the Republic like the IRA did in England? Would the hostilities start again in the North?
What is your speculation?...
I've replied to the bilingual TV licence renewal form by sending in the Irish version of the Direct Debit form, and have contacted the ESB to ask them to send future bills in Irish, but I haven&#...
Problem is, iv lost this girls address and number and i havent heard from her in a while as things has happened over where she is..im kinda worried about her...but i cant get hold of her until shes ...
As far as I know of, no. Just call us the ol' Irish gang! ♫♪
Chuck M
Uh...How about Irish...
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In English:
The country - Ireland
The people - Irish
The language - Irish
In the Irish language (As Gaeilge)
Country - Éire
People - Éireannach
Language - Gaeilge
The plural noun "The Irish" - 'Na hÉireannaigh' or 'Na Gaeil'
Or "The people of Ireland" - Muintir na hÉireann
Dan S
As a dub myself, if u want to call some one from the country they are known as a culchie/bogger. People from Cork are known as langers and Dubs are slanged jackeens. Although other then adressing the whole country, that beats me!
Mikey
I'm an Irishman, and people sometimes call me a Mick or a Paddy, but I prefer being called an Irishman plain and simple.
bugger
call us by our name boyo
Citizen Mac
If you meet me you can address me as "will you have a pint"
johnsredgloves
Hibernian, Gaelic, Celtic
David H
Paddy
johnc
paddy's
leprechauns
spud pickers
murphy's
Lad
peter k
Yeah.....Thick...lol... paddies micks michaels ..early in the morning
I am from Ghana so i just call them paddies lol
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