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Am Irish. Aske me something. Or anything.

ruggerladirish said:
Probably slightly but not as wide as in the past. But after all we have an openly gay Taoiseach (Prime Minister) and voted to put the Right to Gay marriage in our constitution, and rural people voted for both.
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Thanks for your most informative answer!
The fact that they willingly voted for both those things (rather than being forced to accept it via the judiciary and legislature) speaks volumes about the people.
 
I can’t forgive you for mushy peas. But then you have some of the most beautiful redheads in the world, plus one of the most melodic accents. So all in all Irish men get 10 out of 10.
 
Can you speak or understand Gaelic? My only exposure to it is really though Enya and it's such a beautiful, lyrical language.
 
Can you speak or understand Irish? :lol:

I was on a double decker bus in 2004 in London, and a young boy from Cork came up to sit by me to see out the front view. I made special effort to chat with him so he would not be nervous and we had a great time, but I had to ask him his name three times and finally to spell it before I got it. Diarmuid. I swear he'd said "Dermott" three times.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Can you speak or understand Irish? :lol:

I was on a double decker bus in 2004 in London, and a young boy from Cork came up to sit by me to see out the front view. I made special effort to chat with him so he would not be nervous and we had a great time, but I had to ask him his name three times and finally to spell it before I got it. Diarmuid. I swear he'd said "Dermott" three times.
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That would be Gaelic to you, my lad. At least he wasn't Welsh, :rotflmao:lol!
 
Charon said:
Do you play the bagpipes?
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In Ireland, that would be the Uilleann pipes.

There was a guy here in Peterborough a few years ago who, funnily enough, used to play them quite regularly in my friend's Indian food restaurant.
 
Can speak and understand, but unfortunately only the basics. Once you leave school over here, you never use 'Irish' again unless you live in a very small number of isolated areas.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Can you speak or understand Irish? :lol:

I was on a double decker bus in 2004 in London, and a young boy from Cork came up to sit by me to see out the front view. I made special effort to chat with him so he would not be nervous and we had a great time, but I had to ask him his name three times and finally to spell it before I got it. Diarmuid. I swear he'd said "Dermott" three times.
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Diarmuid = Irish (or Gaelic) for Dermot. Like Padraig or Pauric is for Patrick. Sinead O' Connor. Some of wish people would pronounce the 'Sinead' correctly.
 
dpnice said:
I can’t forgive you for mushy peas. But then you have some of the most beautiful redheads in the world, plus one of the most melodic accents. So all in all Irish men get 10 out of 10.
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Why, thank you kind sir. But (wait for it) I am not a fan of redheads. Unless they are GAA.
 
ruggerladirish said:
Diarmuid = Irish (or Gaelic) for Dermot. Like Padraig or Pauric is for Patrick. Sinead O' Connor. Some of wish people would pronounce the 'Sinead' correctly.
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Without basis, I deduced at the time that our "Dermott" was probably a corruption of Diarmuid and I understood why. It was one of the most endearing events of my trip to England, that and a hilarious episode with a fat-assed stowaway on a train and an automatic bathroom door.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Is there any hierarchy of redheads in Ireland? American blacks are infamous for favoring light-complected blacks over darker in advertizing, cinema, and social favoritism. Is there any similar bias in Ireland for strawberry blondes, auburn, or any variants?
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Do you really have different words for different shades of redhead? It never crossed my mind, but I guess it'd make sense
 
Most certainly, and many people prefer one over another.

Strawberry blondes are probably the most popular, as fair haired people always get a leg up on others in modelling anyway. It is hard for a camera to capture the color without making it look just blonde or brunette. Our popular prince is probably as good an example as any:

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Auburn is the likely second most popular variant, and men with either auburn or strawberry blond are often attractive for the hair's appeal:

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And then there is simply ginger:

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