tabhair freagratabhair freagra #1 Adam 26 Feabhra 2013, 00:37 GMT
Mícheál: Are you from Teeranea? I have been looking into my family history, many years back, and my mom is a Kelly (Ni Cheallaigh) with all her family coming from Trabane, Shanacavas and Bunnacarnon. I have been to Ireland several times but never to Gorumna, very excited to get there. There were Kelly's there for many years. Please let me know how you relate, if you would. I am taking an Irish language course in Boston and my teacher is from Costello...I love the language and this is how I came to find your article. Thanks for it.
tabhair freagratabhair freagra #2 Adam 26 Feabhra 2013, 00:38 GMT
Mícheál: Are you from Teeranea? I have been looking into my family history, many years back, and my mom is a Kelly (Ni Cheallaigh) with all her family coming from Trabane, Shanacavas and Bunnacarnon. I have been to Ireland several times but never to Gorumna, very excited to get there. There were Kelly's there for many years. Please let me know how you relate, if you would. I am taking an Irish language course in Boston and my teacher is from Costello...I love the language and this is how I came to find your article. Thanks for it.
tabhair freagratabhair freagra #3 Paidí Gaelach Eile 6 Márta 2013, 00:56 GMT
Yeah! Let's use the British placenames like Teeranea and Costello, just to show them what we really think of their culture!
If you loved the language, Adam, you'd use it!
tabhair freagratabhair freagra #4 Above 12 Márta 2013, 16:17 GMT
Tough talk! I'm still learning so no I can't sweep you off for your feet with an insulting mutilation of Irish --ta bron orm! Learning stateside.
Ár leithscéal, tá cosc ar fhreagraí anois agus deireadh curtha le foilsiú Beo!