Republic of Ireland

[Antonio Correia]

2006

[StevenV]

scéimhiúil, Antonio

[Antonio Correia]

scéimhiúil, Antonio
Steven:
Translate that for me please ...
Thank you. :thumb

[StevenV]

Beautiful.

[Antonio Correia]

Beautiful.
Thank you.
What language ?
American ? :):

[StevenV]

American ?
No :D since it was a picture from Ireland, I searched for a Gaelic translator. I'm not sure how accurate or if it's real though; my great grandfather spoke and wrote the old tongue but I certainly don't. :dunno

[Antonio Correia]

No :D since it was a picture from Ireland, I searched for a Gaelic translator. I'm not sure how accurate or if it's real though; my great grandfather spoke and wrote the old tongue but I certainly don't. :dunno Be carefull.
It's not an old tongue. It is a language, spoken and learned at school and Irish are proud of, as you may know...
May be your grand grand father run away from the Potatoe Famine ...:thumb
And lieved to tell the story to the others ...
Great people Irish ...
Very brave.:thumb

[StevenV]

Be carefull.
It's not an old tongue. It is a language, spoken and learned at school and Irish are proud of, as you may know...Good point, truely spoken. I bow to your wisdom.
May be your grand grand father run away from the Famine Potatoe..
Actually he battled the british then became minister (ambassador) to the United States after home rule was restored. My second son is named after him, Robert Brennan (http://steven.vorefamily.net/robertBrennan.html).

[Antonio Correia]

Good point, truely spoken. I bow to your wisdom.

Actually he battled the british then became minister (ambassador) to the United States after home rule was restored. My second son is named after him, Robert Brennan (http://steven.vorefamily.net/robertBrennan.html).

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I know now where your ascesters are from ...:thumb
Long live the Republic of Ireland, The United States and Portugal, now that globalization is changing the World ...
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