Irish Language Sinn Féin election broadcast
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iam not irish
but you have to do somthing 4 the new generation !! otherwayse they wll speack english and english is not the real lunguage for irish
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@sonnydukes Yes it is. It's called 'Irish' in the English language, and Gaeilge/Gaoluinn/Gaelainn in the Irish language. Gaelic is the branch of languages which includes Irish (Gaeilge), Scottish Gaelic (Gaidhlig) and Manx Gaelic (Gailck). You're obviously not from Ireland :)
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@sinnfeinireland scots is a germanic language, you're thinking of scottish gaelic
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Seamus O Conghaile oibrithe neamh seicteacha poblachtacha!!!
Sinn fein secicteachas deireadh anois,agus eirionn oibrithe!!!!
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@MrMickroach ...yes i know ..but its just easy to break your balls..and kinda fun ...i know what the commonwealth is and all that ridiculousness....im bored with this otherwise ..take care....
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@MrMickroach ur too easy to piss off...have a good day my man and for your own sack...stop being so pissed off about things you have no control over and will never...ever..change...Slan leat
come on people, its not called speaking irish, its called speaking gaelic....
sonnydukes 2 years ago
Irish (Gaeilge) is also known as Irish Gaelic.
Irish, Scots and Manx are all descended from "Old Irish" which.
Irish is a language in it's own right and is recognised as such by the European Union.
sinnfeinireland 2 years ago 4