Ireland

James Joyce, more like Fuck Ireland

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Who would win in a fight: James Joyce or Alec Guinness

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So, Yale Press published this Irish language "lost modernist classic" in an English translation recently. Did anyone read it?

>>7329244
Hemmmingway.

>>7329214
Also Flann O'Brian

>>7329282
>cre na cille
>dirty dust
fuck sake english

>>7329282
I've heard so much about Gaelic, but have never actually heard it spoken.

Who here /grew out of Joyce/?

>>7329379
have a jacobite pirate song
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZdRgQLLCgs

>>>>flann o brien

more like arse full of fartsland

>>7329352

Anglo supremacy strikes again.
Stay cücked taig.

>>7329455
>reading translations
lulz

>>7329458

>learning the language of the Gaelic subhuman

I don't think so Jams O'Donnell.

>>7329473
>yfw our drinking songs are faster than your brain could process anyway
Have fun trying to steal our authors when Most /lit/ Country comes up again :^)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtY6mi0oS2w