[setanta]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

I pronounce it quee-va or Kwee-va

Yep, me too.

[setanta]

Yeah, that was an interesting point that someone brought up about the anglicization of the word Uladh and how it's used right now up in the north.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by setanta

Yeah, that was an interesting point that someone brought up about the anglicization of the word Uladh and how it's used right now up in the north.

well Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan are all part of Ulster but in the republic so Ulster is Irish as far as I'm concerned

[Nemo123]

Chris Moyles is Irish. Grandad from Mayo, killed in Belgium in 1914 fighting for King and country. My grandma's brother lost his legs fighting for Britain in the Great War.

[karezza]

Are the Scilly Isles in the UK?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by karezza

Are the Scilly Isles in the UK?

yes

[Nemo123]

But if you live in the house long enough you can claim squatters's rights.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Nemo123

But if you live in the house long enough you can claim squatters's rights.

Not if you took it by force in the way I outlined. Read the post.

It's a good metaphor though. The British are squatting in the north.

[Nemo123]

Originally Posted by Stu

Not if you took it by force in the way I outlined. Read the post.

It's a good metaphor though. The British are squatting in the north.

The only British in the North are the soldiers who haven't gone home yet. All the natives are Irish.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Nemo123

The only British in the North are the soldiers who haven't gone home yet. All the natives are Irish.

I can tell you from living in the north for a year that your full of shit. See Keith's posts for more info.

[Nemo123]

Originally Posted by Stu

I can tell you from living in the north for a year that your full of shit. See Keith's posts for more info.

So they're British then. OK, be consistent can't you.

They are all Irish whether they like it or not.

[lime]

Originally Posted by Nemo123

But if you live in the house long enough you can claim squatters's rights.

Hey Shabby ,how come you have Internet access

['Conor]

wow the last time i was on this thread it had 3 pages haha

[Stu]

Dublin/Baile Átha Cliath is an Irish city. End of. I don't know how anyone could suggest any different.

[Nemo123]

Originally Posted by Stu

Dublin/Baile Átha Cliath is an Irish city. End of. I don't know how anyone could suggest any different.

If it had been built by us it'd be full of prefabs and sprawled all over the place, just the way we like it.

[Niamh.]

Anyone remember Ali G in the Northern Ireland? He interviewed a protestant politician and said he was Irish and your man says I'm British and Ali G said "So what,Are you holiday then"? Sorry can't remember who it was he interviewed but I thought it was funny

['Conor]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

Anyone remember Ali G in the Northern Ireland? He interviewed a protestant politician and said he was Irish and your man says I'm British and Ali G said "So what,Are you holiday then"? Sorry can't remember who it was he interviewed but I thought it was funny

[karezza]

Are the Shetland Isles in the UK?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by karezza

Are the Shetland Isles in the UK?

http://www.google.ie/#hl=en&source=h...de7a658720d335

[karezza]

Do they speak England in Eire?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by karezza

Do they speak England in Eire?

Speak England?

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

Speak England?

Don't feed the troll.

Remember, a sad, lonely grown man with nothing better to do is on the other side of the screen .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Stu

Don't feed the troll.

Remember, a sad, lonely grown man with nothing better to do is on the other side of the screen .

I know, I know, some day I will learn

[Nemo123]

Originally Posted by Stu

Don't feed the troll.

Remember, a sad, lonely grown man with nothing better to do is on the other side of the screen .

And what's on the other side of your screen?

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Nemo123

Talk to anybody from Britain and they'll tell you they are Irish. They can call themselves what they like, but the fact remains they are Irish or they are nothing, a people without a valid identity.

The British culture has been well established. Why don't you set up a poll and ask the forums British people do they consider themselves Irish, if you are so confident?

Originally Posted by Nemo123

And what's on the other side of your screen?

Disbelief at your continuing cultural ignorance.