Gaelic is a wonderful language, but many people don't have knowledge
of the language. English would allow for wider communication, because of this.
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Gaelic is a wonderful language, but many people don't have knowledge
of the language. English would allow for wider communication, because of this.
Morpheus (15-02-11)
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LOL! Well, like I say, it's only foreign in the sense that most people don't understand it, but of course it is the native tongue of Ireland.Originally Posted by anon361
There you go again, it might as well be so but it still wouldn't seem so
Look Sammy not interested in statistics I know where i came from and what I am a true Irish man from the emerald isle we had to listen to this shit a 100 years ago my great-grandfather got beaten to a pulp for speaking his language let's not go the statistics road buddy.
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Easy tiger. My relatives are all Irish as well and my grandfather probably fought alongside yours.
Have you been to the west of Ireland the majority of people speak the Irish language in everyday life.
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How about the country as a whole?
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actually thats simply not true mate...perhaps you mean connemara and even there they speak english a lot of the time
ChiefHandker (15-02-11)
It's funny that my great-grandfather fought for Ireland and his son my grandfather was a pilot in the RAF it's funny how history comes around.
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Indeed. My father's from Antrim, my mother Dublin. That's me fecked, as I've said before
I would expect you to say that.
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