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How many people have Irish blood/desent on this site?
- Thread starter Flixton is blue
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Blue Si O.B
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both my parent were born in england but my mums parents were both from dublin and my dads side from county claire
bluebean
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meeee! large irish family
Bet_Lynch
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Dad's side are from Milltown, Galway - I also have a very Irish-dancing sounding surname,which can be a pain in the arse frankly. Mum's so English her family were mentioned in the Doomsday book.
Harry Godwin
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My Grandparents were from Cork somewhere, didn't really get
to know them as they both died when I was young so don't
have any more info than that.
to know them as they both died when I was young so don't
have any more info than that.
Citysmith
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der bomber28 said:My grandad(R.I.P) was from co cavan.
That's where my family come from!! About 7 miles Dublin side of Cavan town. There's not many Irish Mancs from Cavan. Where abouts??
Me myself I was born in Dublin, spent every summer in Cavan and consider myself Irish but now have a Manc accent through and through having moved to Manchester (Longsight then Fallowfield) when I was 5ish years of age.
Kinda strange when I speak to family members people who know me say that I have a right Irish twang!?!?!? Wierd!!!
But regardless I'm City 100%
bazamancity1
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me and my two daugters are born on saint patrick day does this count? march the 17th
IrishMacca
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mackenzie said:Anyone have ancestors/family from Mullinavat in Co Kilkenny?
Kilkenny..Thank God no.
rogdogblue
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My Grandad was Irish, William Bayley. Lived in Hulme 8 children survived. Of them Joe, and my mum Elizabeth were Blues, John and Alf were Reds.
My Grandad was a builder, Lay Preacher, and taught the deaf and dumb.
Mum would recite the team of 1936 to us. My Mum was at the Stoke match when there was 85,000 at Maine Road. Me and our kid were brought up Blues as of course as was Tony, Joe's son.
My son's are Blues and I am happy now that the good times have arrived again for them and all of you who have been through the bad times.
I was lucky enough to watch City in the sixties when we beat the Rags for fun. Alex Harley's goal at the swamp was the highlight for me.
Cannot wait for Saturday.
My Grandad was a builder, Lay Preacher, and taught the deaf and dumb.
Mum would recite the team of 1936 to us. My Mum was at the Stoke match when there was 85,000 at Maine Road. Me and our kid were brought up Blues as of course as was Tony, Joe's son.
My son's are Blues and I am happy now that the good times have arrived again for them and all of you who have been through the bad times.
I was lucky enough to watch City in the sixties when we beat the Rags for fun. Alex Harley's goal at the swamp was the highlight for me.
Cannot wait for Saturday.
Blue Tooth
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Ist Generation English...All my realtives before me are Irish.