Happy Paddys Day to all Users!!

[Dinny]

Hi Guys,
Happy Paddys day, and especially for the Irish amongst us,

La Fheile Padraig thonna duit, ta suil agam go mbeidh tu ag ol ar fad an la agus go mbeidh an craic ar noacha!!!!!!

Slainte

Dinny

(My native Irish might be a little bit rusty after so long Stateside.....)

[Line Squirrel]

Back atchya lassie

Pass the Guiness & the Harp's Ale, I have a sudden urge for a Black & Tan :drinkers: Well, maybe in a couple hours LOL

[SLIM]

Dont forget the good ole wiskey they have over there. Kind of hte beginins of what my stuff is just corn instead of the grains from over on the big island.

SLIM

[Mike Edmonston]

Dont forget the good ole wiskey they have over there. Kind of hte beginins of what my stuff is just corn instead of the grains from over on the big island.

SLIM

Brews might be fine and dandy, but for me... Tonight is Corned beef and Cabbage with boiled potatoes and some mustard on the side. Just put the plate down, and stand well back!

Safe Eating...

[FW]

Brews might be fine and dandy, but for me... Tonight is Corned beef and Cabbage with boiled potatoes and some mustard on the side. Just put the plate down, and stand well back!

Safe Eating...
Sounds like my dogs. You put the plate down, and move your hand quick, before you loose a finger :-D

[bgillespie82]

Do you speak Gaelic Fluently?




Hi Guys,
Happy Paddys day, and especially for the Irish amongst us,

La Fheile Padraig thonna duit, ta suil agam go mbeidh tu ag ol ar fad an la agus go mbeidh an craic ar noacha!!!!!!

Slainte

Dinny

(My native Irish might be a little bit rusty after so long Stateside.....)

[Dinny]

I did at one point (kids in school in Ireland are thought Irish in school until the age of 17/18 years), after that through lack of use I lost most of my knowledge of my "native" language. English is by far the most commonly used language in Ireland these days, there are only a few islands and pockets on the West coast that use Gaelic exclusively....

Dinny