The IRISH accent annoys me now!!!
 

Noirin has destroyed it for me. I always thought it was so sexy. and I use to like Noirin, but now, I cant even hear the accent without being annoyed, thanks to her.:sad:
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Ssshhhh, the Irish accent is lovely! I know I have one! Hers is a bit too Dub for me tho!

Hey he hey, she's from the southsside of dublin where all the deluded princess' are from....


don't tar us all with the same brush :tongue::tongue:

I know its a nice accent, I always find it very sexy on a girl, but she has now killed it for me.

"Top of the morning to you" :xyxwave:

I now associate that 'lilt' (is that what they call it?) but that dialect or accent now makes me think of selfish people who know they are just a little bit better than anyone else.

lilt???:puzzled::puzzled:

The Irish accent is amazing. Fact.

I'm Irish and Noirin has one of the most annoying and needy voices I've ever heard

I tend to agree with that setanta and I am also Irish.

david accent too fast for me

fkin leave her accent alone. Not everyones the same u prick. Deal with it or dont watch it

I'm Irish and so is my dog, my neighbour she bought a dog in wales and brought it home, it barks at night and i cant understand one bark its saying . . .Thats accents for ya.

X3

Also that ****ing grin plastered on her face all the time is as horrendous as her make-up job.

She only grins when the attention is on her... she was practically laughin on live feed when she came out of diary room.

Serious? Irish accents are one of my faves. The northern irish one thiugh.. =|

When speaking English a 'lilt' is a sort of melodic way of pronouncing words and I most often hear it referring to the Irish way of speaking. The 'accent' or 'dialect' is more like a 'lilt'.
but,
Scots speak with a sort of 'brogue'. I don't really know what 'brogue' is but something online says its both a thick clunky square shoe,
and,
a thick chunky way of speaking english associated with Scots.

People say "The Irish have a lilt and the Scots have a brogue'.
[The Welsh speak with a 'shatner' and shout... each.. word.. like.. a.. chopping block.. ]

But don't ask me, Im Canadian so the only people I can clearly understand are the Irish. The rest of you are baffling my ears with your bizarre dialects.

Edited: Double post, apologies :blush2:

the easiest way i know how to describe a lilt is that is melodic, lilting is a way of performing certain types of irish songs/ballads, you sort of sing but speak at the same time and there is a melody in the way you say it while a tin whistle is being played in the background

And for the record her accent is not a typical irish accent! I'm irish too :cheer2:

I'm also South Dublin :tongue: but my accent doesn't sound like hers, She sounds very moany or something

I did initially think she was from the city as opposed to south dublin.....That would give her that annoying timbre to her voice

She's from Cabinteely I think

Same here :hello:

Ah ok.....

Yeah, she's from Cabinteely... fairl close to me. her accent isn't horrendous.... it's her tone- bitchy and needy