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No. 1369203

Rules: ITT we only discuss things related to life in the main Celtic nations: Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Mann, Brittany, and, because I have no choice but to include you, Cornwall.

You can speak in any of the Celtic languages in this thread if you want to, so gaeilgeoirí show yoursevles!


Enjoy the thread, noneens! Picrel is Irish women's rugby

No. 1369204

>>1369203
ill kick it off, what's everyones breakfast roll order? I get extra black pudding because my mother raised me right

No. 1369212

>>1369204
I prefer chicken fillet rolls tbh but my breakfast roll order is rashers, sausages, and fried egg with ketchup

No. 1369222

>>1369204
Bacon sausage hash brown and no sauce because the choice is usually either ketchup or brown and I don’t like them.

No. 1369235

>>1369222
Imagine liking brown sauce. I knew a place in Roscommon that puts brown sauce on hotdogs by default

No. 1369239

>>1369235
wtf is wrong with that county, had a ham sandwhich with mayo and no butter out of a garage there once

No. 1369243

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>>1369239
Proper evil fuckers there. Look at the state of their county even, it's like someone made it up

No. 1369246

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Best county checking in. It's alright lads, we're holding it down for the rest of you. Corkonians eat shit

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My deadbeat da was from Mann. I learned that early on in childhood because he would never shut up about it and took every opportunity to correct people he's a Manx not Irish. (even though he grew up in Limerick and lived there his whole life). My autism is genetic, I think.

No. 1369263

>>1369257
People from the Isla of Mann are insufferable. All they have is motorbikes and fog

No. 1369543

>>1369246
Up the rebels and only the rebels bai
>>1369263
I heard they were making the racing there safer, an absolute travesty. How is young Noreen McAnon going to get her life insurance payments now?

No. 1369560

>>1369243
KEK It reminds me of this tiktok I saw about scotland. Why the violent names? Kill this, kill that, ball in a sloe.
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMF2GEGL9/

No. 1370293

Technically I'm norn iron but I would like to be included, my passport is Irish.

>tfw Dup holding out for new election and may become first minister again being rewarded for being out of government


I hate that all we are know for is The troubles, undertones and derry girls.

No. 1370294

>>1369560
"ballina" comes from the word for town, so that is why its seen so often, and "kill" comes from the words for tree and church depending where you are

No. 1370295

>>1370293
you're included, technically don't ye not even have a government up there at the moment?

No. 1370319

>>1370295
I mean we do but its devolved and running a skeleton crew because the Dup threw a ragie at having to play second fiddle to a Irish first minster for the first time ever in our countries history.

so now its all about the protocol and how it threatens their identity and place in the union yada yada, something that can't be measured or examined just a vague notion so can forever be out of grasp

its tiring.

No. 1374157

ye'd want to get out for the last of those blackberries there lads

No. 1374165

>>1374160
you're not one of us. but with regards to your pertinent question, you can tell by whether or not you still have your wallet, now begone!

No. 1374421

>>1374160
>orange
Fucking proddy

No. 1390715

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noneens I just read that the nightclubs here in Ireland will be open until 6am? is this real? does it apply to pubs? Someone enlighten me. How do we feel about this? I have so many questions. Pic unrelated

No. 1390720

>>1390715
Dublinonnie here. I can't believe Jedward are slowly but steadily becoming relevant again. I seen more of Jedward in the last 2 months than I have between 2009-2021

No. 1390721

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>>1369263
stfu nonnie the Isle of Mann is extremely lush and does gorgeous kippers

No. 1390724

>>1390721
Imagine defending a place called Isle of Moid

No. 1390726

>>1390724
nta but it comes from Manannán, a Celtic sea god. so yes a moid in a sense, but one that a lot of women contributed to the image of, so it's not as cut and dry as abrahamic god shit, many of the stories and mytholgoy were known by the old ladies, rather than the young men. debatable topic but pretty sure everything I said is very solid and no-one can argue, thank you have a good day

No. 1390727

>>1390726
still me
>>1390720
did you hear about their take on JK rowling? My partner said they came out in support of her, but i cant find anything about it online, looks to be quite the opposite actually

No. 1390731

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>>1390724
nonnie please, the island is really lovely and has a wonderful museum

No. 1390745

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Any anons living in the west coast of Scotland? How's it doing? I was lucky to get away from the shitehole I grew up in (North Ayrshire) but I do miss it sometimes.

There's lots of untouched natural areas, or places that had industry but was just abandoned for nature to take over, but it's not really recognised or appreciated, and I worry it'll be "developed".

No. 1390761

>>1390745
Oh, and I'm so thankful that you can do a bachelors for free in Scotland, because if I couldn't I don't think I'd have come above the poverty line and left the country. I also miss the right to roam, I was so taken aback encountering my first private street here.

No. 1390784

>>1369204
hi nonna! I have a roll and links with ketchup but I also usually have black pudding and beans on the side as well

No. 1390806

I think nicola sturgeon is a twat

No. 1391031

Norn Iron nonnie again, we're gonna have to have another Election again because the DUP have opted out for so long over their issues with the Protocol/British identity being threatened.

I'm a little worried because I can see the Unionist base coming out in support and making sure there won't be another Irish first minister again for a while.

First time in 100 years and the only time in our countries history and we didn't even get to take office.

Norn Iron politics makes me so depressed at times, just a money pit full of sexist bigots and creationists and how overlooked and forgotten about it is in the UK so so often.

No. 1392975

>>1391031
feel bad for ye nonnie, DUP are nearly unforgivable at this stage for putting the ideology/pride before the needs of the people. Without a minister for Irish ye might as well be called "West England" instead of Northern Ireland

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i went on a school trip to Scotland when i was 12 years old and although the trip didn't go that well due to personal reasons, i have very warm memories of that place and the people i've met there. picrel has been my wallpaper for years.

until i can afford to go back, can anyone recommend me movies, series or books that would make me feel like i'm in scotland?

No. 1651873

Dia daoibh nóiníní, skimmed thread and I'm kekking at "Isle of Moid"

No. 1899150

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Only 59 of us Irish nonnies? That's mad, I definitely thought there would be more of us

No. 1899234

>>1899150
how did you get this?

No. 1899887

>>1369235
Brown sauce on a bacon roll is nice

No. 1900105

>>1899150
Dublin checking in here. One time I met another Dubliner on Crystal Café and I couldn't believe it, apparently Ireland is just normie territory

No. 1900119

>>1900105
Also from Dublin … So there's more than one of us.

No. 1900139

>>1899150
>187 finland
at least 30 of those were my rotating IP kek

No. 1900974

>>1899234
Honestly, I just saw it on the German thread while I was scrolling ot, and thought it was interesting so I saved it. I have no idea how they got it though

No. 1900981

>>1899234
It's from the Post-Hellweek thread nona.

No. 1929771

>>1900105
Another Dubliner here, shout out to Dun Laoghaire. 95% of my friends only use Insta or Tiktok. I have like 2 who use Reddit the odd time. The lads are more mixed but mostly sports and other normie core stuff.

No. 1929777

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Ah Paddy's Day in Temple Bar. With all this tourist money we might be able to invest in half a cycle lane after all the nepo contractors and consultants are paid off

No. 1929795

>>1929777
I'm glad sky ferreria cancelled her show yesterday I am so glad I did not have to travel from the North down to Dublin yesterday.

No. 1929804

>>1929795
I can imagine. Anytime there's a game or event on the trains are pure anarchy.

No. 1930007

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Thoughts on Ogham tattoos? I'm thinking of getting Grá either on my finger or from my knuckle to my wrist along the metacarpal. I can handle it being cringey but I'm worried that it might look like I'm a white supremacist abroad.

No. 1930112

>>1930007
It looks more like a witchcraft sigil than the "norse" symbols typically associated with white supremacy, I would think it was a sigil if I saw it at first

No. 1930296

>>1930112
>It looks more like a witchcraft sigil than the "norse" symbols
That's kinda funny because I saw Freya in God of War and that made interested in hand tats.
I'm still worried though about racists appropriating them. Like Celtic crosses has been a thing here forever but dickheads have been flying them in states and other places and now it looks racist.

No. 1930543

>>1930296
On behalf of burgers I'm sorry nona, I think so many of those symbols (crosses, runes etc) are awesome and it's gross that white supremacists appropriate European culture and iconography and make it look bad when it's not

No. 1934215

An Post is being such a little bitch lately.

No. 1934245

nos da nonnies!

No. 1939852

>American side of the team over for the week
>Head out to a company paid for meal
>Chatting away, they mention Irish heritage
>"You can speak Irish right nona? What does X mean?"
>"I can't speak Irish but my German is pretty good"
>Confused faces everywhere
Christ this is gonna be one of those eternal cringe moments

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Thoughts on the Viper Higgins? All the lads seem to think he's the second coming of Christ, seems like an arsehole to me. They post in so many clips of him into our WhatsApp group and they are all terrible.
I never watched Hardy Bucks so I don't get the references but it still seems like shite.

No. 1971321

>>1971276
We're you watching his stream? I think he's alright. I fucked a guy about three years ago that had a jacket like the viper and on reflection I think I memed myself into the attraction because I find the hardy bucks so endearing but real life counterparts not so much the ignorance does not become endearing.

Apparently there's talks the other actors are going to continue the show without him because he prefers streamers. Some people think it can't go on without him but you could actually if you watch the rte version you could just write him out. Eddie and Buzz carry the show

No. 1971332

>>1971321
I've popped into one or two of his streams. That one where he covered the Iran thing last weekend was some weird modern reality shit.
Like he seems okish but the fact that he's English putting on a rural Irish accent rubs me the wrong way. Feels like he's making fun of us. It gives me the ick.
Rest of the Hardy Bucks guys seems ok. I'm not into it but I'm not offended by it.

No. 1987058

Irish nonas. I'm so sorry for the retarded question. But I failed some of my exams in the first year of college. I failed my repeat exams too and had to repeat those 2 modules. Exams are coming up soon. I know I'll pass one module but I have a sinking feeling I'll fail the other one. That would be failing three times. Would I be allowed to carry that one module into the next year? Or repeat for the fourth time? Or will they just kick me out kek.

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Any tips for festivals? My BF just got me a ticket to Forbidden Fruit so I can go with him. The only other festival I went to was Longitude for one day. I'm not great in big crowds. He's also talking about camping at All Together Now but that is way too much but I also don't want to let him down. I'm thinking about just drinking my anxiety away but there's so many weirdos at festivals I don't want to lose control. I'm an introvert he should know this.

No. 2085877

Dublin nonnas wya

No. 2085889

>>2085877
yup the flats

No. 2085903

>>2085877
D24 here. Up the Dubs

No. 2085907

>>2085877
I'm from the midlands, hope I'm not intruding. You didn't come from /sneachta/ did you?

No. 2085977

what is everyone doing for the summer?
Im in the south east of munster, enjoying collecting the summer fruit like wild strawberries, bilberries (fraocháns) mostly. Hoping for good hazel harvest this year.
Highly recommend "pheasant berry" if ye can find them near you, you will see them planted in areas of landed gentry and english dukes who still own land here, due to popularity with pheasant hunting. Tree looks poisonous but the fruit tastes like tropical chocolate pudding an no one realises we have them here!!!!!! get out there ladies

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>>2085977
samefag for pic, harvest when berries are brown and use for jam (also did ye know that fuschia berries are edible????)

No. 2085984

We need some kind of group chat for the Irish nonnas

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>>2085977
Botanist sounding nonna. I don't know much about plants but my neighbours have a gooseberry bush that I really want to rob from. I'm invested in this pheasant berry now though.
>what is everyone doing for the summer?
I'm trying to save money so not much except splurging on going to EP. Spent extra to stay in Pink Moon.

>Mfw when the Celtic thread is active again

No. 2086223

Been practicing my Irish at least an hour a day for 1 year now. Proud of myself, I never could keep it consistent in the past.

Níl mo chuid Gaeilge go hiontach mar ní bíonn a lán seansanna agam í a cleachtadh mar táim an t-aon duine i mo chlann le Gaeilge.

No. 2086231

>>2086223
An mhaith mo nhonnie!

I've been trying to learn too. Duolingo is so much better than how they taught it in schools. I got a D1 in pass Irish. A girl from the Gaeltacht started in my work recently and I'm trying to practice with her but she speaks Ulster Irish so it's 90% her correcting my pronunciation.

No. 2086297

What app or resource do you guys recommend for American/Non-Irish people who live in Ireland with little to no knowledge of the language? Ive been living in Dublin for over a year and have had no issues with only speaking english, but I appreciate Irish culture and would love to learn

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Purge Night tonight. Hope all the Northern Nonnas stay safe. I've bailed to Spain for the weekend.

No. 2086362

>>2085907
i am also in the midlands! only about 40-60 mins from dublin though.

No. 2086826

D5 here, Coolock is forever!!!

No. 2086860

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So many Dubs. We need more bogger nonners

No. 2090571

>the trump thread gets made today which is basically 80% bait.
>Moids start baiting throughout the whole site
>Moid bumps a nationality thread so he can racebait about black women


Jannys, farmhands i am begging you to lock the Trump thread.

No. 2090576

>>2090571
let them keep that shit in their containment thread.

No. 2090993

>>2090571
Why post that here? Go to meta to complain

No. 2109842

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Armagh nonnis rise up. Fuck Dublin, fuck Kilkenny, fuck Galway. I'm still tipsy lets gooooo

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>Because I'm a No double N é
>Low low lift shitposter is what they say about me

What did Irish nonnies think about picrel?
Are Kneecap making a mockery of Republicanism or just what is needed to get people speaking Irish again? Is aggressive bilingual hip hop the only way Irish can survive?
I liked it despite the scrotiness. Much prefer them to Versatile. I thought the Fassbender Bobby Sands jokes were pretty clever.

I hope someone responds. I spent ages trying to get the hood chorus to work with nonnie

No. 2164093

>>2164090
They just seem like tryhards to me. Have that vibe of people from comfortable middle class backgrounds trying to larp as skangers.

No. 2164098

>>2164090
as a sensible human being i know that rapping about doing drugs and hating england probably isn't the best way to promote a stable political future in which Ireland is free from the influence of his/her majesty… but as a fan of aggressive rap & dance i have to admit their music slaps. having said that, they're probably insufferable middle class losers who live in a village (like the rest of us) and if i ever met them irl i'd probably want to lomotomise myself. the only reason their music has any value is because 1) their music is good and 2) i think that music is the best way to get people to speak a language again, it's important not to let Irish die out even if it means giving scrotes like this our attention

No. 2164100

>>2164093
The DJ/teacher is supposed to be pretty wealthy. Not so sure about the other two.

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>>2164098
They gave a shoutout to other small (4 digit follower level) Irish bands. Roisin Seoighe is pretty good. It's a shame that only mad lad drug culture is the only stuff that breaks into mainstream though.

No. 2165142

I really wish I had learned Gaelic as a child.

No. 2165654

I’m not trying to sound like a hater but I genuinely don’t get why Celtic nations are struggling to get their people to speak their languages. Israel (im not a zio but they’re the perfect example) got their people from all over Europe and the MENA region to speak Hebrew in just a generation or two.

No. 2165666

>>2165654
Here in Ireland it's just taught very poorly. The Irish exams are written with the assumption that Irish is the student's first language, which is only true for a small part of the population. So the questions are written similarly to the English exams where you have to analyse poetry and short stories and stuff, which is difficult to do unless you're already fluent in the language. As a result teachers are focused on teaching students to learn poems and stories off by heart and people leave school without a good foundational level of Irish, often hating the subject too because of how it's taught. I did way better in my French classes than my Irish classes even though both languages are about the same level of difficulty if you're an English speaker because the French curriculum was far more engaging. I learned a lot more Irish from Duolingo in like a year than I did in six years of secondary school. We really need an overhaul in the way it's taught.

No. 2165752

>>2165654
some people just dont see the point in it, i was talking to a guy at the pub and he said irish was stupid and it should go extinct
he and others i have spoken think it 'harms' children forcing them to learn irish when everyone speaks english anyway, they could spend the effort learning something beneficial

as >>2165666 this nonny said it isnt taught well, there is actually a great demand for irish teachers for adults but very few teachers available this has actually lead to a patois called urban irish being formed which is irish words but following english grammar and english pronunciation which of course many view as a threat to the irish language

No. 2165762

>>2165654
Welsh is doing okay, there’s lots of resources for learning it and it’s quite easy to pick up. Biggest issue are the English or Southerners who sneer at it and call it a fake language or whinge when they voluntarily move to North Wales and don’t want to learn it because they’re lazy and mentally challenged.

No. 2165776

>>2165752
>>2165762
the UK and increasingly Ireland are so multicultural with people from other places like Eastern Europe and South Asia happily speaking their languages and teaching their kids their languages, yet some Irish/Brits insist on just speaking English? That’s so bizarre lmao
>>2165666
At what age do you guys start learning it? Do babies/toddlers/young children watch Irish shows?

No. 2166171

Hello Ireland nonas. Do you think it's possible for an italian nona to learn Gaelic, especially on her own? Please be honest.
Also, would you recommend to an Italian nona to move to Ireland? If not, why?

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>>2165776
You learn it from primary school so about 5 years old.
>>2166171
Probably. You won't have many chances to use it outside of the Irish speaking areas called Gaeltachts.
>would you recommend to an Italian nona to move to Ireland
I know 2 Italians and they seem to like it here. You'll be taking a massive step down in food quality though. Look up coddle kek. Also the weather sucks here.

No. 2166187

>>2165666
Very true. I got a D2 in pass Irish and a B1 in honours German in my Leaving Cert. The course is a mess.

No. 2173235

>>2164109
they might be druggies but i have to give them credit where credit is due as a language nerd. irish language revival is painstakingly slow as it is, so literally anything that encourages more gen Z & alpha to speak it is an important resource.

No. 2173250

>>2173235
Gaelscoils are doing their bit and there's a bump if you do you're exams as Gaeilge. My niece is set to inroll in one. Don't know if it's enough though.

No. 2173251

Small Irish artists you like? Aimee makes me happy yet sad

No. 2173292

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I passed with an ordinary level B while only having a Bun Go Barr level of Irish I promise its not hard, the problem is that people don't want to speak it for some reason

No. 2173323

>>2173292
>that people don't want to speak it for some reason
Well what would be the reason for speaking it? The Brits beated English into us and English is the lingua franca. It's hard to find a reason to speak a minority language. TG4, bless them, do they're best with what they get but like I'm not seeing a reason to learn Irish. Irish South Park is goated

No. 2205629

go tobann!
okay anons who would go to my women's nature thing to learn skills like foraging/mushroom identification and making your own fabric and dyes and so on??
Also some weird rural woman shit like I can show you how to get electricity from trees

No. 2205641

>>2205629
I definitely would. If it's on during the summer. Busy with college right now.

No. 2205726

>>2205641
this is handy feedback thanks anon, ill come back next year with more info!

No. 2224911

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Is Ireland actually safe? Saw it in like the top 5 and top 10 for safest euro countries, but I always had this image of it being similar to the UK (stabbings), plus some troubles' leftover violent moids, idk. Sorry if this question is too loaded.
I'm very curious because I want to move somewhere to Europe when I get the chance, and I like cold weather and islands. also I love me some stout kek
I'm from latam btw, just for frame of reference.

No. 2225108

>>2224911
The refugee situation is getting bad enough that every woman I know has a story and if they don't then their daughters do. Do not come here and do not come to Dublin specifically. You are not safe here because we are not safe here

No. 2225135

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>>2224911
It's pretty safe. I feel safer here than I did in Amsterdam or Manchester.
>troubles' leftover violent moids
You won't really see Troubles stuff unless you go out of your way to find it
>cold weather
It's not really cold just wet and grey. I'm nostalgic for the day I saw the sun
I don't see much racism towards Latin Americans. There was a stabbing last year and picrel happened.

No. 2225141

>>2225108
Meh, I'm from Dublin and it's not that bad. It's fine if you have common sense and don't stray into shit areas. You're describing it like it's a warzone where women can't step outside without a foreign person assaulting them but as someone who was born, grew up and still lives in Dublin the worst thing I'd be worried about in the city centre is getting spat on by Empathchan. Literally don't go to shitty side alleys on the Northside at night and you'll be just as safe as any other city in Europe. Ireland and Dublin are very safe and most people who aren't terminally online culchies aren't afraid of seeing an immigrant.

We don't have knife crime like the UK does, just because we're neighbours doesn't mean we have the same societal problems or crime rate. The UK has a far larger population and much worse social deprivation than Ireland so naturally they have worse crime than us. And the Troubles were 30 years ago, as long as you stay out of the shit parts of Belfast on July 12th it's fine.

I don't know if I'd move to Ireland for other reasons (high rent, expensive groceries, bad public transport, dirty buildings, awful fashion, high cocaine usage, high amount of homelessness) but from a safety standpoint it's the same as most places in Western Europe. If you take normal travel precautions you'll be fine.

No. 2225153

>>2225141
>the worst thing I'd be worried about in the city centre is getting spat on by Empathchan.
kekk

No. 2225176

>>2225141
>worst thing I'd be worried about in the city centre is getting spat on by Empathchan
kek
>terminally online culchies
I feel attacked

No. 2225184

>>2225135
Any city in Ireland is guaranteed to be safer than London or Manchester.

No. 2225594

>>2224911
Op here, thank you all for your input.

>>2225135
Oh, he's also brazilian kek

>>2225141
How expensive is it to live there? Is it comparable to the US or Canada, or the UK? My sister currently lives in Canada, and it's expensive there but she married wealthy lol
Do you know how the situation is in Cork? Here, the violence also changes for city to city. My own city wasn't that bad compared to some, but it got so much worse after the pandemic. I live in a relatively good middle class neighborhood, and yet we have a lot of homeless around (nothing against them, they're not violent or anything, it just makes me feel like shit to see people living in such conditions) and there was recently a shooting where I usually catch my bus home, which I have never seen happen in my 30 years living in this place. I've never been mugged tbh, but my sister has not been so lucky and even had a gun pointed to her head once. (and firearms are illegal here kek)
Sorry to blog, but that's the kind of stuff that really makes me want to move to a safer place. I wish I could walk home at night, but I can't even do that around my city unless it's like 15 minutes max at a non-shitty place

Are there even work opportunities for immigrants? Or maybe a scholarship?

Anyway, thanks again, you've been really nice

No. 2226122

>>2225594
>How expensive is it to live there?
Pretty expensive. Housing crisis is pretty bad here. Check out daft.ie for an idea of what rent is like.

>Do you know how the situation is in Cork?

I would consider Cork safer than Dublin and the second best city after Galway (there's only four so it's not a big competition kek). I don't walk home at night but some of my friends do. Shootings are pretty rare. The only gun I've seen irl was my farmer uncles.

>Are there even work opportunities for immigrants? Or maybe a scholarship?

There's a studying English Visa you can get
https://www.helloirlanda.com/en/visas-en/
Alternatively I work with a Brazilian woman and she got EU citizenship through an Italian grandfather. If you have any EU heritage you might be able to do something similar. If your in the EU you can work in any of the countries.

>Anyway, thanks again, you've been really nice

Ahhh stop ♥

No. 2226813

>>2225184
>safer than London
Read the post again. Got brits on the brain 'ranon?

No. 2273184

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McGregor has been found guilty of rape. It's a civil case but it might mean that the DPP will get off their hole make moves to get a criminal conviction
https://www.rte.ie/news/2024/1122/1482355-conor-mcgregor-nikita-hand/

No. 2273187

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>>2273184
Samefag. I hope they lock the fucker in Mountjoy and throw away the key

No. 2273201

>>2273184
Wtf I thought he was a good catholic family man who pedestalizes his wife and many kids and makes their lives easier?!?! He was putting on a front?! Then men and some dumb women get mad when we bring up how brutal and deceitful true male nature is and “soulmates” are just 1% luck and 99% delusion.

No. 2273206

>>2273184
Remember when khabib called him a rapist six years ago?

No. 2273213

>>2273201
When he was starting out I know a lot of moids who bought into his dole zero to hero shtick.
>He only acts like a scumbag because it's how he promotes himself
It's been an open secret that he's been a piece of shit for the last 10 years. I'm honestly wondering why it took so long for people to figure it out? His sister Aoife is married to one of the Kinnehans ffs

No. 2273257

What do the words kerensa and dysklyver mean?

No. 2273264

>>2273257
k, y and v don't exist in Irish so idk.
If you want silly, hard for English speakers to pronounce, names try Caoimhe, Niamh or Ruaidhri.

No. 2273270

>>2273264
Irish and Cornish aren't mutually intelligible then, I thought kerensa meant girl or woman but instead it's the Cornish word for love

No. 2273285

>>2273270
Cailín (kaw-leen) is girl, grá (graa) is love. For a Welshy Britannic language kerensa doesn't sound too far off. Welsh has some proto Celtic roots but it isn't the same as say Scots Gaelic.
It's funny you posted that video, Saoirse is a Carlowgian but she sounds Dublin af.



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