Barcon
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It’s the way I tell ‘em ; )
Happy St Patrick's day.....
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urban genie
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While our Celtic bretheren celebrate some welsh twat who may have scared a few snakes and was teetotal they forget a real Irish Saints day tomorrow
Blessed St Fridianus of Lucca
Blessed St Fridianus of Lucca
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bluethrunthru
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always preferable to God Save the King which is a dirge and appropriated by England as its really the anthem of the United Kingdom
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Our ancestors weren't Celts, they were copycats
Culture Shock Fintan O'Toole The first of a weekly column looks at a great Irish cultural secret: we aren't really Celtic and…
MCFC Wirral
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I drink and snakes scare me so thankfully I’m not the Welsh twat. This time.
I barely recognise anyone in my local. They’ll all be back next on the Friday before Christmas.
SWPISHOME
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What a load of absolute bullshit of a day.
A day that should really be fun for kids with a parade an entertainment ruined as usual by adults wanting to get pissed up.
I actually went to the cinema with the kids today and avoided all the nonsense. Really enjoyed it, Was much better doing that than getting stopped by drunked up pricks wanting a chat that normally would walk straight passed you every other day of the week.
LOAD OF BULLSHIT.
A day that should really be fun for kids with a parade an entertainment ruined as usual by adults wanting to get pissed up.
I actually went to the cinema with the kids today and avoided all the nonsense. Really enjoyed it, Was much better doing that than getting stopped by drunked up pricks wanting a chat that normally would walk straight passed you every other day of the week.
LOAD OF BULLSHIT.
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As I understand it, modern celts is a term used like with the welsh, as a term for or the 3 nations (and cornwall), not a claim of heritage to ancient tribes.[* not Celtic!]
Our ancestors weren't Celts, they were copycats
Culture Shock Fintan O'Toole The first of a weekly column looks at a great Irish cultural secret: we aren't really Celtic and…www.irishtimes.com
Protein Junkie
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Absolutely spot on UG.
Celtic is a relatively modern construct.
The Correct and only term is Ancient Briton - boom.
MCFC Wirral
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He’s a smashing lad but Paul just got up on karaoke and sang Penny Arcade. A fella in a Celtic shirt is yet to take his eyes off him.