There were a couple of Irish fans I saw who'd obviously never been over before, buying a couple of beers and asking if they could take them up to their seats.
I class myself as Irish. Born in Coventry, but my mother and all ancestors come from the city of Cork. Very proud of my Irish roots. I have loads of birth and death certificates dating back to the mid 1800's, all in Gaelic with English translations beneath.
In a roundabout way ??Nothing wrong with heritage and ancestors, but the bottom line is your English.
I've flagged this comment..In a roundabout way ??
Mate was in the Stag & Hen before the game. 5 lads from Athlone and 3 Norwegians all here for the match.Never mind the train sation, we're going to need an airport!
The rebel county what part Mr KingI class myself as Irish. Born in Coventry, but my mother and all ancestors come from the city of Cork. Very proud of my Irish roots. I have loads of birth and death certificates dating back to the mid 1800's, all in Gaelic with English translations beneath.
Read my post again. It states "The CITY of Cork"The rebel county what part Mr King
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I hold dual nationality.Nothing wrong with heritage and ancestors, but the bottom line is your English.
Tiocfaidh ár lá.The rebel county what part Mr King
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I hold dual nationality.
My wife is Irish. She fucking hates football though….
Always knows the City score before I get home strangely!
I was born in Coventry with Irish parents so I aleays class myself as Coventry Irish. However in every other way I would class myself as Irish. If your heart is green then there is nothing you can do about it.Nothing wrong with heritage and ancestors, but the bottom line is your English.
The city is a big place what part Southsea or Northside?Read my post again. It states "The CITY of Cork"
At least you're not Celtic (football club) Irish or those plastic types, they often seem overly political and oddly anti-British/English whilst being based over here. People should still respect where they're located essentially. I'm sure you do - hopefully.I was born in Coventry with Irish parents so I aleays class myself as Coventry Irish. However in every other way I would class myself as Irish. If your heart is green then there is nothing you can do about it.
Blarney Street and Gould Street. Both from the mid 1800's to about 1915ish. Family name of Lynch also Healy.The city is a big place what part Southsea or Northside?
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Half southside half northside blood in you so...Blarney street the longest street in Ireland claim to fame.Blarney Street and Gould Street. Both from the mid 1800's to about 1915ish. Family name of Lynch also Healy.
My Dad is from Dublin but his ancestry is Cork as well. My mum was from Newry in the north.I class myself as Irish. Born in Coventry, but my mother and all ancestors come from the city of Cork. Very proud of my Irish roots. I have loads of birth and death certificates dating back to the mid 1800's, all in Gaelic with English translations beneath.
Old birth certificates state No 6 Blarney St, and 36 Gould Street.Half southside half northside blood in you so...Blarney street the longest street in Ireland claim to fame.
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