Irish/Celtic History Month

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...since someone posted a thread honouring Black History Month, let's have a thread for Irish History Month, given that St. Patrick's Day is comin' up.

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I know a celt, I call her "Celt", who honours The Morrigan and others...
Unusual but pleasant, if not a bit homicidal.
 
Jack Mcllhargey embodied the spirit of the Fighting Irish:




...couldn't shoot, couldn't pass, couldn't skate all that well, but could Battlin' Jack ever FIGHT!
 
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I love the harp ♡

Grandma used to play it. And piano. Her and my great aunt used to speak to eachother in Gaelic when they wanted to be secretive, and the called it their "sister language" lol

 
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I love the harp ♡

Grandma used to play it. And piano. Her and my great aunt used to speak to eachother in Gaelic when they wanted to be secretive, and the called it their "sister language" lol



..so was yer grandma an immigrant from Ireland?
 
I love the harp ♡

Grandma used to play it. And piano. Her and my great aunt used to speak to eachother in Gaelic when they wanted to be secretive, and the called it their "sister language" lol



..so was yer grandma an immigrant from Ireland?


No but her parents were. As were my grandfathers parents lol.


That's interesting.

I guess back then, they allowed the immigrants and their children to hold onto their culture a bit longer.
Or else there was a stronger tie to the Homeland.
This was similar in Canada.
Immigrant cultures didn't mix that much, stuck together and hence, the old culture maintained itself longer.
 
...since someone posted a thread honouring Black History Month, let's have a thread for Irish History Month, given that St. Patrick's Day is comin' up.

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So post anything pertaining to this topic to yer heart's content.

I'm Irish, Scottish, Welsh, English, French, and German Jew. So, thanks.
 
I love the harp ♡

Grandma used to play it. And piano. Her and my great aunt used to speak to eachother in Gaelic when they wanted to be secretive, and the called it their "sister language" lol




Nice.

That harp, I remember where I saw it...on a beer logo

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