>walk into a bog
>see this
what do lads
/balt/
>>59392840
hes saying dont drink that its filled with cow shite
>>59392819
>what do lads
Complain about them ever thinking they could take on the Brits being delusional, say we need to focus spending on Church donations and buying cattle.
>>59392698
>>59392834
>>59392767
>>59392799
The whole origins of Ireland are shrouded in Marxism.
Real shady shit.
Marxists love the original IRA.
No wonder. Ireland and Irish nationalism have always been to the left of poltiics.
The marxist murderers you idolise (IRA) wanted to build a communist country.
It's a good thing orange-men exist to oppose your insanity.
Otherwise the last sane corner of this island would fall to you people.
Creepy stuff. Ireland's a creepy country. Like an experiment gone wrong.
>"Hugh"
>>59392877
Ahh thanks.
>>59392945
Kek whatevs.
>>59392945
You sound like a man who is well read on the personalities involved in the Rising and War of Independence, as well as the political and cultural situation of Ireland at the time.
>>59392945
Post the picture where they burned the flag of the Ivory Coast please. Or post all their spelling mistakes. How about a couple of videos where they're attacking the fire service after ringing in fake calls? Please, show us more of how they counter our "insanity".
>>59392945
>murderers
Go cry somewhere else.
>>59392951
>Carlow
>Tipperary
>Waterford
>West-Meath
>>59393052
Lel.
>>59393059
>>Carlow
>>Tipperary
>>Waterford
>>West-Meath
I don't understand the reference.
>>59392945
>He's STILL going after getting blown the fuck out numerous times
Looks like we have our class clown, hopefully he sticks around. Seeing him getting destroyed on every point he makes is always a joy.
>>59393075
Kek
>>59393124
I do enjoy myself.
>>59393111
Their names in Irish. Iarmhí doesn't sound anything like West-Meath. Tiobraid Arainn doesn't sound like Tipperary.
>>59393137
No fucking way. Is that legit?
>>59393165
You better believe it. They really are the brightest bunch, those orange folk.
>>59393143
>enjoy *it myself.
>>59393137
It is actually phonetically correct for the accent.
>>59393163
And?
>>59393269
ur not 2 brite r u
>>59393269
>says Hugh doesn't sound like Aodh
>give more examples
>"i dun get it"
>>59393229
But still grammatically incorrect for their language. I love how they use the red hand of ulster as their emblem, yet it's from Irish folklore.
>>59393294
No. But could you please explain the point of your post?
>>59393310
>says Hugh doesn't sound like Aodh
He never said that.
It's also common to see murals of how they 'stand with Israel".
>>59393229
>It is actually phonetically correct for the accent.
Then "no" should be "noi"
>>59393372
That was what the post implied. Quite heavily.
>>59393329
The appropriation of the Red Hand actually makes sense in Ulster Loyalist symbolism.
>>59393310
>says Hugh doesn't sound like Aodh
That was my post, not his.
>>59393415
I'm confused, then who was he?
>>59393427
some other guy who tried to understand what we were referencing
They call our language stupid and barbaric.
>>59393394
>That was what the post implied. Quite heavily.
It may have been implied it but it wasn't very clear your intention.
>>59393484
>I need to go drop a cludgie
Honestly the word fits.
>>59393390
Unionists support Israel for the bants to piss off uppity taigs that support Palestine
It's not sincere
>>59393329
>>59393052
>taig flag most commonly confused with that of a third world african shithole
how poetic
>>59393492
First post highlights "Hugh", with a picture of Aodh Ó Néill whose name is anglicised as Hugh. Reply references anglicised placenames that also don't sound like their original Irish form. It was pretty clear.
>>59393544
Poetic because you basically are a 3rd world shithole.
>>59393544
Taig, comes from the actual name Tadhg. Literally not offensive. Same as Fenian or Paddy.
Not to mention this gobshite has a following.
>>59393580
No it wasn't. It was just an image with an Anglicised version of an Irish name and then a list of counties in English.
Irish lads please explain how to pronounce words in your language.
>>59393667
Táim ag dul go dtí an trá - I'm going to the beach.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1FHy3tPMdKw
>>59393544
Who would actually want to live in NI? You've ruined the place for everyone. The next generation of loyalists are the biggest bunch of uneducated twats ever. If there were a vote for reunification, I'd only tick yes if genocide of the orange people were included.
>>59393667
Made this in about 5 minutes, there might be one or two inaccuracies but for the most part it's fine.
>>59393764
Mint, thanks bro
>>59393635
Image name is "Aodh", highlights "Hugh". Put 2+2 together and see the theme continued in the reply. It's clear enough, if you can't pick up on it it's either that you're uneducated or slow.
>>59393667
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_orthography
Who here /MasteredAnChopail/?
Bádóir is ea mé
Is bádóir mé
Tá mé i mo bhádóir
Bádóir atá ionam
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1kVVTPUTn8P
All of these mean: I'm a boatman.
>>59393917
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1m2j7uhfn3X
Bhí bean ag Joe.
Bhí banjo ag Joe.
B'fhearr go deo Joe ar an mbanjo ná bean Joe ar an mbanjo go deo.
It's light out, the birds won't shut up, I was exhausted all day yesterday but I still can't sleep.
>>59393883
I have autism. But no it wasn't very clear especially to a monolingual English speaker.
>>59394098
I should add I've even been taking sleeping aides.
>>59394155
>to a monolingual English speaker.
That's where the problem lies, honestly.
>>59394043
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1ExM6HsdxnF
Tá sicín ina seasamh sna sneachta lá siocha.
Do this: Thabhairfainn gal don té a thabharfadh gal dom is gal aige is gan gal agam; ach an té ná tabharfadh gal dom is gal aige is gan gal agam, ní tabharfainn gal dó is gal agam is gan gal aige.
Why are all you lads still up?
>>59394260
My addiction to shamberleaf has me up.
>>59394282
>shamberleaf
I like that. Is it an original personally created pun?
>>59394098
Have a wank.
>>59394260
Going to bed at 6
>>59394155
Well there you go, you're just plainly uneducated.
>>59394369
Tis indeed. Only shams smoke it.
>>59394230
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1zclPkGDTpZ
Tá bhur ngé
Inár ngort
Tá ár ngas
I ngob bhur ngé
Ag ithe
Ár ngas glas
>>59394260
I have no fucking idea, I had only fixed my sleeping schedule yesterday too.
>>59394395
Going have one myself right now.
>>59394425
Ya bleedin' sham, ye
>>59394383
Had one earlier for the first time in 3 weeks.
>>59394390
Not being able to speak a useless language hardly makes me uneducated, but you are correct I am uneducated.
>>59394410
http://vocaroo.com/i/s007QWcF4Fe5
>>59394504
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0fqOQI789m9
>>59394610
Are you from Donegal or just go to the Gaeltach there? It sounded like Dublin.
>>59394701
Wow, you're good. Dublin born and raised. Goath Dobhair Gaeltacht 3 times.
>>59394701
I'm on 3g lad so I didn't listen to it.
>>59394504
Being Irish and not having enough Irish to understand what's being referenced is what makes you uneducated, regardless of how useless you think the knowledge is.
>>59394872
No it was just poorly formatted.
>>59394760
>Wow, you're good
No, I just remember talking to you before about you going to a Gaeltacht in Donegal so when you said you spoke Ulster dialect and you have a Dublin accent, I just wanted to make sure.
>>59395002
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1R9nIQiYMqo
Please no bully
>>59394937
>I-I'm not dumb for not piecing together something simple
lol
>>59393764
just correcting you quick, the german language has no gh sound. it would just be pronounced as a g followed by a h, not a voiced ch.
otherwise perfect
>>59394937
lad i have a 7 year education in irish, never paid attention for any of it, and i got the reference.
>>59395019
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0qn1hLf9Gxp
>>59395242
I love the emphasis on the time.
I can't put an area to your accent though.
>>59395040
How am I meant to contextualize the implication of an image entitled with an Irish name and the subject of the post being an Anglicancized version of that name with random counties in English?
How are those two posts so apparently related. An historical figure and geographic locations.
At first I thought it was a reference to his military campaigns.
>>59395289
>I love the emphasis on the time.
I was supposed to be waking up at this time, not going to sleep.
>I can't put an area to your accent though.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s195vSe5ylRn
>>59395315
If you had Google'd one of the counties, you'd probably have been able to guess tbf.
I cant stop shitposting about Eurovision. Help.
>>59395335
Laois - westmeath - meath.
I'm locking in those final awnsers.
>I was supposed to be waking up at this time, not going to sleep.
I share you pain. I planned to study for the night, got a little drunk, watched eurovision, and shitposted on /int/ all night.
>>59395362
Why the fuck would I Google a county?
>>59395398
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0oCwujcU0A7
>>59395408
To not look like a stupid fuck? Just hazarding a guess.
>>59395442
Dublin. How on earth didn't I get I that. You're definitely not near the city, so I'll say you're near the border of Cill Dara. I couldn't catch the last part.
>>59395442
Googling a county would not make me look like a stupid fuck?
Kek. The suggestion in itself makes you a thick cunt.
>>59395519
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1JwzydDZUMN
>>59395587
If you had Google'd it, you might not have seemed a thick cunt. Instead you didn't, and you seemed a thick cunt.
Seems like you chose the 100% chance of looking like a fucking mongoloid path, aye?
Lads, do you think a good step to actually reviving Gaeilge to extent where it's spoken more commonly around the country would be to remove English off road signs?
>>59395614
Whatevs lad, the whole thing is stupid n i dont care anymore and I should be asleep.
But it certainly wasn't obvious.
>>59395623
Make the Gaeltachts tax-free zones. If Google wants to only pay €2 million in tax, they can fucking support the Gaeltachts at least.
>>59395623
make the givernment irish only
put a high tax on importing english language media
remove the constitutional status of irish
>>59395315
You contextualise it by not being thick and detecting the obvious. It's a picture of Aodh, "Hugh" is in quotation marks, something often done to emphasise the spurious use of a word or name. Ask yourself what could be questionable about Aodh being called Hugh? The answer is obvious. Apply this theme to reply.
>>59395738
>remove the constitutional status of irish
english ofc
>>59395623
No that would cause accidents you wally.
>>59395748
>Ask yourself what could be questionable about Aodh being called Hugh? The answer is obvious.
No it's not.
>>59395672
>make Gaeltacht tax-free
>place becomes flooded with even more cancerous English speakers looking for low tax
>>59395614
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0NakdMYD5yk
>>59395672
Not even tax free. What about the idea of "lower tax zones" In conamara and ulster? Try and expand the Gaeltacht areas, give higher preference to people who can speak it, or to those who want to learn the language.
It's shocking to see how RT has a learn russian section on their website, a complete beginners guide. And you look on RTÉ.ie. Doesn't even compare.
>>59395782
>i dont care anymore
>replies anyway
have u ever considered that ur a thick?
>>59395793
They'll speak Irish to adapt or we'll just put the language out of its misery. All or nothing.
>>59395782
Sorry
*The answer is obvious unless you're a complete retard
If we lose Gaeilge, then the Brits would've won.
>>59395759
literally how
>see a big red hexagon
>it says stop instead of stop (lol)
>crash
>see upside down triangle with a red border
>says géill slí
>crash
youd have to be retarded
>>59395831
this
>>59395759
How?
The symbols wouldn't change. I'm talking about place names.
>>59395814
>They'll speak Irish to adapt or we'll just put the language out of its misery
They won't adapt. Look at English speakers in the Gaeltacht today, virtually none of them learn Irish despite living in an environment where Irish is dominant. In fact their adamant refusal to adapt is fast ensuring that English will be the dominant social language of all the so-called Gaeltachtaí in probably less than 20 years.
Looking through old exam papers.....
>>59395892
this is true. if it was some irrelevent language like latvian that was taking over, it wouldnt be a problem. but english is the most relevent and prestigious language on the planet atm.
>>59395805
>It's shocking to see how RT has a learn russian section on their website, a complete beginners guide. And you look on RTÉ.ie. Doesn't even compare.
Is there even an option to read it trí Ghaeilge?
>>59395814
>a thick
Maybe you should. Also insults would suggest aggressive behaviour. Your not flustered are you Anon?
>>59396033
There is, but I can't even find it on the website.
I know it's /nuacht though.
I just use tuairisc.ie though.
>>59396042
>Also insults would suggest aggressive behaviour.
>>Kek. The suggestion in itself makes you a thick cunt.
Please don't pretend like you're not fanny flustered, Seanín.
>>59395877
Then people would get lost? Awful for tourism. People would still just use the original English names anyway, like they do with Landsdowne Road.
>>59395805
Just because they can speak it doesn't mean they'll use it. English for the home, Irish for the tax man and the tourists. The will for Irish isn't really there, even among some who speak it.
>>59396071
Don't pretend you're not, especially over something so petty. I'm just at a loss to the reaction I got when looking for clarification.
>>59396104
>Awful for tourism.
>what is spain
>what is france
>>59396151
I haven't been the one replying to you for most of the thread, there's two of us making fun of you, you're just a bit of a thick.
just took a wicked shite
>>59396104
What would a tourist do in a non-English speaking country? If the Turks can change Constantinople to Istanbul then it's no bother tbqhwy.
>>59396152
They're sovereign countries situated in Europe.
>>59396104
People adapted to the change from mph to kph.
Plus, some place names are just the anglicised version of the Irish. Maynooth - Maid nuaid, naas - an nás.
Or even reverse the irish with the english. Have english in italics.
>>59396167
If you say so.
>>59396188
biggest tourist destinations in yurop
they dont have signs in english. english language signs are illegal in france ffs
>>59396198
>some place names
fucking almost all of them
finding non-irish placenames is a challenge.
>>59396221
There are a few outliers, but still my point remains.
>>59396187
Droichead Abhann Uí gCearnaigh
Do you think a tourist would have any idea how to read or find that, particularly when English is probably going to be the language he used whilst here
>>59396245
yeh i know, like waterford is actually a viking name (although its something like pórt lairge (pardon my spelling) in irish)
>>59396245
Honestly, what's the worst that happens? We see a minor drop off in tourism for a year until we reverse it? (They'll be able to ask for directions or use Google Maps on their phones anyway).
The potential benefit seems to off-set the potential loss.
who /mixes up waterford, wexford and wicklow (the first two more than the last but my point still stands)/ here?
no one actually lives in any of those counties so its not like it matters
lads i may have injured myself badly playing a game
>>59396356
lmao butthurt southeasterner detected
>muh strawberries
>muh sun
>>59396280
Probably not, that's why he should read up on the place before he goes, LOL.
>>59396357
soggy biscuit?
Is the biscuit okay?
>>59396303
Google maps does that right now. Enter in any Irish placename and it'll give you the directions.
If this happens, we'd definitely see an increase in its day-to-day use. Albeit just place names, but it's still a start.
Secondly, Irish in schools must be taught like a second language - not like English. It'd start off more speaking of Irish, the same way we had to learn French or German.
The language is already becoming more hip to earn with events like an Reavloid in the summer.
>>59396340
My 8 year old nephew can name the counties, and like you. He's never been to all bar one.
>>59396386
Lol what?
>>59396393
scattegories
>>59396399
i can name all the counties and place all except the connacht counties outside galway and mayo (literally radio silence there for all i know)
just know fuckall bout the southeast except muh strawberries muh sun
What Christians the Irish had captured were conducted atop the most gnarled network of underground homes and walkways in County Dublin alongside the Cardinal, the Earl of Surrey and several city watch captains, and at least 1000 cheerily murmuring warriors in deerskin or Scottish quilt gathered to witness their fates. A portly local with arms like iron addressed the Cardinal and told him he knew of him, that he had the balls and backbone of a great man but they were chained like an ox to sinking stones and that he was a mere gladiator for the Procurer-Prince of Rome, a powerful machine, but to the last word the Cardinal looked upon the man like an ox-turd on his slipper
>>59396444
>i can name all the counties
No, you can't. Don't start off a sentence like that if you can't
>>59396414
If a tourist can't deal with signs in another language, or odd spellings he's too out of his depth to be visiting other countries. These are minor problems. This is "don't give your children Irish names because foreigners will be perplexed" tier.
>>59396477
but i can
>>59396484
>This is "don't give your children Irish names because foreigners will be perplexed" tier.
Yes it is. Everyone else will be speaking English and his second language will likely be english
>>59396528
Wait are you advocating not given our children Irish names?
>>59396528
How hard would it be for a foreign to understand that not everything will be in English or follow English spelling conventions? It's not a theme park for tourists, we don't need to hold their hand because they're too stupid to do fundamental research about where they're going.
>only understand 20%
>buy it anyway to support the author
>>59396621
That's a really good way of learning new vocab. It may take you long to read the book with a dictionary by your side, but with books some words become repetitive.
>>59396512
>only correct one is laois
confirmed for only true gaels in ireland
>>59396576
cuckoldry
i want to name my first son fiach and my first daughter maebh or gráinne or something
speaking of which what do ye want to name your kids
>>59396756
If I'm still with my moth, it'd probably be a polish name. Something like Michalina or Alina for a girl. The case of a boy may just be an English name.
>>59396528
>realise signs won't be in English in Germany
>know the people there will likely speak English though
>ask for directions
I don't see the problem.
>>59396699
>>59396756
Donncha, Ruadhri, Tadhgh, Cahir
Naoise, Sadhbh, Maedhbh
>>59396784
>pick a Polish name for the girl
>English for the boy
>see no problem with this
Fianna Fail voter?
>>59396802
Abstainer actually. I'm out of this country as soon as I get my degree. At least I'll bring some of the language with me.
>>59396667
>1 off quads
And yeah, that was the plan, but I'm going to Germany for 3-4 months in a few days, so it's going to have to be put on hold while I struggle to learn some German
>>59396829
That makes more sense to give your kid a name in English, but if you're giving a Polish one, an Irish one makes as much sense. Go either completely utilitarian or don't be a cuckold.
>>59396784
>polish name
nigear le do thóil
youre in ireland, it should be an irish name
>>59396829
>I'm out of this country as soon as I get my degree
ah yes very impressive, our succesful, non-benzo, gf having, non-autistic, non-tent-living youths leaving the country in droves for no particular reason.
this is whats wrong with our country. we leave and we dont even have a real reason. my mam did the same thing. kids who can get a job easy do it. why? no one actually knows, they just dont wanna stick around
is this england's legacy? subtle, subconscious self hatred ? we have no reason to emigrate as much as we do.
>>59396829
I'm a sucker for the Poles and the hence the names, hence the pl gf.
I'm gonna be a pharmacist, so pretty universal everywhere. I'm aiming for Canada if I can convince her to come along. All the Polish boys' names are extremely similar to their English counter part, whereas the girls' sound somewhat more different.
>>59396913
We're Irish. We're born with the instinct to travel. Who knows, I may get homesick and return home after a few years. All I know one thing is certain, I'm leaving.
>>59396862
Are you heading to Germany for your erasmus?
>>59397000
Either a short holiday for a week or 3-4 months working. I'll see where life takes my desu.
>>59396953
we're not born to travel, we're born to run away. ever since the famine, its been ingrained into every irishman and irishwoman's mind that ireland is a shithole, that better places are over the sea, even if it's bullshit. i've felt it, i used feel an urge to run away as far from ireland as i could. then i realised there's nothing for me here, although there's nothing i could have ever done or can do (thanks mam)
why do i get myself all passionate and winded up like this
i want to cry
i miss home
>>59397028
I'll light a candle for you and hope no mussiez approach you. It's a lovely morning though. It's always nice when Ireland gets the weather.
>>59397032
I think that's where you and I differ.
>>59397078
maybe youre different, but from my mams behaviour, and from how i used to feel, its running away. i blame the english for starting our diaspora with the famine
>tfw the eternal anglo ruined my life a century after independence
for fucks sake
>>59397120
You're homesick, I'm sick of home.
>>59397214
but why are you sick of home? why is it always irish people who fuck off for no reason?
this is the post-colonial mentality that fucks over our minds and we dont even realise it
>>59397256
You've the wrong outlook.
I've seen Ireland. My father was courier and he took me everywhere with him, I've seen everything the place has to offer. And now I'm of age where I can explore other places.
>>59397281
ah, i think we, as a culture, have issues that need to be addressed. maybe im wrong though. maybe im just bitter i was forced to leave my country.
>>59397338
Both could be the issue, I'd say get another few Irish opinions and see where the bridge lies.
>>59397361
i read this article, reviewing this book called the broken harp. i havent read it, but basically its saying we have a PTSD culture and a culture of inferiority thanks to english legacy. it also says the irish language is a way to remove this sense of inadequancy (no idea if thats spelled right) by making our identity truly distinct from englands
http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/cultural-genocide-the-broken-harp-identity-and-language-in-modern-ireland-by-tomás-mac-síomóin-1.2299891
i should probably read kt
>>59397078
>and hope no mussiez approach you
Aye, I fucking hope so. If anyone's gonna kill me in an explosion it should be the IRA, not some mud skin.
>It's a lovely morning though.
Aye, sure tis, sure tis.
>>59397455
I've read the article before.
>>59397475
How was breakie?
>>59397361
>>59397338
I can see why people would go abroad, I fully intend to. But Ireland is and always will be my home. There's just something about it. Every time I hear "Irish" or "Ireland" on the tv or see it in a newspaper, I pick up and pay more attention. There's something beautiful here, something about the -essence- of Ireland. From the dull and piss-poor weather to the grim history, to the mentality of its people that sets us aloof from conventional policies, and the hope for the country.
Regardless of the memes about being a tax haven or being moronic cuckolds, Ireland is now in the best position it has been in centuries, probably ever.
We have the youngest work force in the OECD. We have above-replenishment fertility rate. We have a network of diaspora and support, a political standing in the world marred by nothing. A political culture that actually -encourages- greed and nepotism. The IDA literally wrote the hand book on attracting foreign investment.
There's just something... Great, about Ireland.
I could be a starry eyed moron and some people may not agree with me, but the grass actually -is- greener here.
>>59397484
Had 4 rashers on 4 pieces of toast, like a makeshift panini and a mug of tea. T'was fucking grand.
>>59397615
Are you going to Make Ireland Great... for the first time?
>>59397615
>Every time I hear "Irish" or "Ireland" on the tv or see it in a newspaper, I pick up and pay more attention.
every time i come on /int/, i control f these words. every time nothing comes up, my heart sinks.
fuck im gonna end up killing myself if i keep winding myself up like this
>Had 4 rashers on 4 pieces of toast,
FUCKING DELET THIS
>>59397615
I suppose you're right in that aspect. There's some homely about here that you won't get elsewhere. Be it the conversations with strangers that feel like a family member in 5 minutes or the weather that we all seem to love to complain about. The craic, the fun, the kind that only comes from here.
Ireland may be booming once more, and I've it made up in my head that I'm leaving - but it won't be forever, I like what I have here. I just feel like there's more to life than Ireland.
As for breakie, there's no butter. However, I did eye up some left over korma from yesterday and a boil in the bag rice, so I'm in luck.
fuck im pathetic. im whinging about my mam's decisions to strangers at two in the morning
>>59397735
I intend to make as much fucking money as I can while I'm young and devoting as much as I possibly can to promoting the Irish language - the contribution from the Government is quite piss poor, to be fair.
>>59397739
> I just feel like there's more to life than Ireland.
Absolutely, there's no point in staying in one place forever, you'll end up as an old bitter bastard with 3 kids who only want his money and only send post cards as he nears his death bed. But Ireland is home.
>left over korma from yesterday and a boil in the bag rice, so I'm in luck.
Are you a heroin addict perchance?
>>59397769
No true Irishman.
>>59397737
>my heart sinks
The worst thing to do is trying to force something, if people want to make the threads and talk, they'll make the threads and talk. If the threads are being forced, they'll turn away from them and not bother.
>>59397841
Nope. I'm no addict but to coffee and shamberleaf. Someone ate the korma, this'll have to do.
Why ask if I'm on the brown?
>>59397877
>Why ask if I'm on the brown?
Eating rip off pot noodles for breakfast is like something you'd see out of Adam n Paul.
>>59397841
>No true Irishman.
what did he mean by this
>The worst thing to do is trying to force something, if people want to make the threads and talk, they'll make the threads and talk
yeah i know, im pretty fucking pathetic wanting try forget that im in america 24/7. i mean basically all my dreams i can remember over the past two years (even the sexy ones) take place in ireland. its like my brain refuses to accept ive moved. its disgusting
>>59397907
Bare in mind I'm living the student life to the max
>>59397911
Does this mean Swedes are going to invite us over to fuck their daughters?
>>59397908
Then... Move back.
lovely
>>59397944
no choice in the matter except the absolute madman option of hitchiking to noo yawk and joining a freight ship
>>59398049
Suck some white rich men dick until you can afford a plane ticket.
>>59398106
haha feck off
>>59397982
What's so lovely?
>>59398162
filtering the swede who shitposts here
>>59398049
Start a go fund me
>>59397907
Breakfast is served
>>59398251
*vomits*
>>59398321
Nothing wrong with it.
>>59398355
i hate noodles
>>59398385
Stable of the Irish diet.
>>59398463
why would you keep horses in your noodles
>>59398501
It's been a long night. Leave me alone.
>>59398521
just takin the piss
probably gonna be up a while too, 3 am now.
>>59398555
>3am
I've work the rest of the day, it's now 9. Can't afford a fucked up arcadium rhythm with exams in the coming days.
>>59398610
haha loike fuck exams roite lads hahaha?
*dies inside*
Cara 2bh lads
>>59400356
>>>/shit/
>>59400934
>>>/yank/
Nappy
>>59401839
This DESU
>>59402456
>>59401839
>>>/:485/
>>59395832
He cut his hand off to claim the land.
>>59395824
What's so obvious about it?
>>59396198
>an nás.
Its nas na riogh you spastic
This powerful majestic example of British naval excellence shows up in Dublin Bay with a squadron of F-35s and a fleet of landing craft to unite Ireland under a union jack.
What do?
>>59396756
The names are too good so I'm not telling you.
>>59395623
>>59395738
>>59395832
>>59404148
Here's another thing:
You guys speak English. It's the most widly spoken language in the world. You're situated in-between two powerful and influential anglo countries (America, UK), and yet you want to revive Irish?
Like wtf lmao
It doesn't make any sense to me.
You must be able to see that the Irish language is for illiterates, right?
I mean, look at the names you people have.
Here's an example:
Rory. Nice, short, simple and to the point.
The Irish spelling?
Fucking Ruairidh.
It sounds like some Lovecraftian monster.
You can just imagine the Irish father drunk with the priest asking for the name.
"Is it an O there paddy?"
"Aye... it's an ooo uuuu an aaaa-"
"An a, paddy?"
"...ugh yep yep it's an aye aye"
"An I paddy?"
etc
incredible display autism right here >>59404862
>>59404095
Laugh at it for having a ramp
>>59404911
Yeah before when I was awake I was talking about a class clown of the thread that just won't leave and he's back again with his Swedish fuck boy to boot.
story
>>59404862
English has much more ridiculous orthography than Irish. Your lack of self awareness is astounding.
May as well criticise French or Spanish orthography.
>>59404095
Do deadly wheelies off the ramp on my jetski
Sundays are so boring.
>>59407828
this
sunday + summer = hell
/ÉIRE/ at morning is best /ÉIRE/
Enjoying life lads.
>speaking English
Cringe a bit desu
Also how do you pronounce the name Nuala?
>>59413015
New-la
>>59413015
Figure it out yourself lad.
Also
>Cringe a bit
>Not Cringing a bit
>Can't speak his own language correctly
Ag gáire ag tú chara
>>59413416
>ag tú
Can't conjunct his prepositions
