Can't beat etsy
I keep getting ads for a company called TEMU seems like an aliexpress type companyMavis, I love ya but I could make you something like that with an elastic band and a packet of tooty fruitys
ETA I get ads for Shein, Tattle knows I’m a cheap date
I'm getting those ads on fb. Stuff looks class but I wouldn't chance it.
Reminds me of the old candy watchesMavis, I love ya but I could make you something like that with an elastic band and a packet of tooty fruitys
ETA I get ads for Shein, Tattle knows I’m a cheap date
Have risked it
I wish he would just get on with the interview
I'm from a Protestant family/area so I never learnt it growing up. To be honest I was scared to even call myself Irish until recently as I thought it was somehow offensive or wrong for me to do. I'm trying to connect a bit more with it all and I think this is a good first step.Good for you, well doneOkay this is a bit random as I have never posted here before (I've lurked though lol). But I just wanted to say I started learning Gaeilge and I'm really excited about it
Does anyone else here have experience with learning it? Do you use it much? I don't hear many use it up North but who knows xx
. I have an A Level in it lol, can hold a conversation but not as well as I’d like, my kids would put me to shame, they speak fluently. We use it at home a good bit, youngest is at bunscoil and the other ones go to Gaeltacht every summer. We visit Teelin and Bunbeg a good bit and use it when we’re there. Always a novelty ordering food in Bunbeg as Gaeilge visited there for the first time as a teenager and had my Irish dictionary out trying to translate the menu 
is your woman.Nora I was in Teelin on Sunday, the place time forgotGood for you, well done
@BANRÍON
It really isNora I was in Teelin on Sunday, the place time forgot
beautiful though. Did you ever venture to Glencolmcille or Port? I think there’s one little house and nothing else for miles and miles 
Yeah, been to the beach near there. It's been years since I was in Tee, family did the big walk on Sunday, I was feeling lazy. Might venture that way again and explore.It really is
We stayed in glencolmcille for a week last summer in a fantastic air bnb. Was honestly one of the best holidays we’ve had. The weather was amazing, spent all our evenings on silver strand beach watching the dolphins swim right up to us, kids fishing in teelin, fish suppers in killybegs. We’d no Wi-Fi or signal or anything at the air bnb so it was amazing just to switch off. Love that part of the country.It really is
We got engaged on Silver Strand beach many moons ago
love it. Where the weather’s good it’s breathtaking around there. My sister lives in Donegal so we visit a lot, use her house as a base and go exploring. It always reminds me how little kids really need to content them, even the older ones. No devices, just the outdoors and the odd icecream and bag of chips Catholic families never learnt it either lol they’ve cut it from the primary school curriculum now, no funding.Okay this is a bit random as I have never posted here before (I've lurked though lol). But I just wanted to say I started learning Gaeilge and I'm really excited about it
Does anyone else here have experience with learning it? Do you use it much? I don't hear many use it up North but who knows xx
My granny always said “never fear the dead it’s the living you have to worry about “
